Buy Sheffield Pewter Cup. S.XX

- Pewter cup made in two pieces, the base and the cup, soldered together.
- Its design is very beautiful and elegant at the same time. It originates from Sheffield, a city in the north of England.
- Sheffield is an English city where the city"s metalwork and art are exhibited.
- It is made of pewter, an alloy composed of tin, copper, antimony and lead. It is malleable, soft and white in colour and somewhat similar to silver.
- On the base it has several stamps: "War" "92" "EPU301EUROPE.PEWTER" "RRC" and what looks like a pad.
- All these stamps are placed under the following inscription: "MADE IN SHEFFIELD QUALITY PEWTER ENGLAND".
- The fact that the object has a hallmark, mark or contrast is of great importance in order to be able to identify data such as the maker, the place of manufacture and other details.
Preservation and damage:
- It is intact and in good condition.
- It has several scratches and knocks.
- It has three large dents in the cup, and scratches in several places.
- The object shows wear and tear typical of it"s age.