James II Silver Tumbler Cup
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Stock: 7726
Date: 1686
Maker: John Sutton
Country: England
A rare early English silver cup of simple plain design. A superb example. There is a large contemporary hand engraved...
Description
Condition
This charming little silver cup is in very good condition. Excellent colour and original hand beaten finish. Crisp engraving. The silver marks are very legible with a little wear. Please note that this item is not new and will show moderate signs of wear commensurate with age. Reflections in the photograph may detract from the true representation of this item.
Maker Information
Maker: John Sutton
John Sutton, London silversmith, apprenticed to John Winterton 1661, turned over to Arthur Manwaring, free 1668. Sutton pursued a distinguished service in the Goldsmiths Company serving as Livery 1674, Assistant 1687, Touchwarden 1696, Third Warden 1701, Second warden 1703, Prime Warden 1707. His busy workshop bound 13 apprentices between 1668 and 1699.. His mark is the first entered in the largeworkers book started April 1697 and is awarded the distinction of a large ornamental script as „present Touchwarden“.
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