Loving cups are traditionally two- or three-handled vessels, passed hand to hand around a table for each guest to drink from in turn — a genuinely social form rather than a private trophy. This one carries the mark of John King, hallmarked London 1773, at 215g a modestly scaled example rather than a grand ceremonial piece.
Loving Cup – London 1773
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A Georgian loving cup by John King, London 1773 — now sold.
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| Weight | 215 g |
|---|---|
| Hallmarked in | London |
| Period | Georgian |
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