Commonwealth Period Antique Silver Cup
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Stock: 10113
Date: 1649
Maker: Daniel Gee
Country: England
An important piece of early English antique silver dating back to 1649, the year of King Charles I's execution. This...
Description
Condition
The silver cup is in good condition and the antique colour is excellent. There are signs of old solder repairs where the handles join the body and the foot is slightly uneven in shape. This is a very fine example of early English silver and the condition is consistent with its age. Please note that this has been vetted and approved by The Antique Plate Committee at Goldsmiths Hall.
Maker Information
Maker: Daniel Gee
Daniel Gee, son of the London goldsmith Richard Gee. Daniel was apprenticed to Giles Allen in 1594, free 1608. Almsman in 1633 on the death of his father. Died 1658. Daniel bound 5 apprentices, including Henry Starkey who also became a leading London silversmith. Daniel’s brother Abraham was made free of the Company by patrimony in 1632 when he was recorded as Daniel Joye (alias Gee).
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