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A very rare George I Tumbler Cup made in Edinburgh in 1724 by John Seatoun, Assay Master Edward Penman.
A very rare George I Tumbler Cup made in Edinburgh in 1724 by John Seatoun, Assay Master Edward Penman.
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The Tumbler Cup is of a large shallow form with thick rim and fine interior hammer marks from when it was originally raised. The front is engraved with a contemporary Crest with the Motto, "For Right", above, engraved in the Scottish manner. The reverse is engraved with a set of contemporary initials engraved in typical Scottish script, most probably referring to the donor of this piece. The Crest is an eagle holding in dexter talon a sword and in sinister a pistol. The Crest and Motto are those as used by the Graham-Stirling family. The Tumbler Cup is in excellent condition and displays a full set of marks on the base. Drinking Tumblers, of this early date, are exceptionally rare from Scotland.
Height: 2.25 inches, 5.63 cm.
Diameter at the rim: 3.25 inches, 8.13cm.
Weight: 5oz.
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