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This antique coin silver goblet or chalice, made by American Silver in 1854, is a stunning piece with intricate engraving. Crafted from pure coin silver with a composition of .900, it exudes a Victorian style with a touch of elegance and history. Perfect for collectors of coin silver or those looking to add a unique and vintage piece to their home or collection. This item is a vintage coin silver goblet, likely used for wine or as a decorative chalice. It features an ornate repoussé grape and grapevine motif, a design common in 19th-century and mid-20th-century metalware.
The Silver Vault of Charleston
The Silver Vault of Charleston
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Notable Features and Potential Origins
Design: The body shows high-relief embossed leaves and vines, often referred to as a \"vintage\" or \"grape leaf\" pattern.
Style: It closely resembles American Coin Silver goblets from the mid-1800s, some of which were produced in New Orleans or by Southern silversmiths.
Similar Brands:
Arthur Court: Known for aluminum and silver-toned grape motifs, though their pieces often have more stylized, cast-aluminum textures.
Jones, Ball & Co.: Producers of early Victorian coin silver with hand-chased floral or botanical designs.
The Silver Vault of Charleston
The Silver Vault of Charleston
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Value and Identification
Similar antique coin silver goblets are valued between $700 and $1,800, depending on the maker\'s mark and silver purity. To determine its specific origin and value, you should check the base or the rim for hallmarks (small stamped symbols or names).
