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Georgian silver-gilt racing trophy
SOLD
Silversmith
Place
London
Year
1827
A fine quality George IV silver-gilt cup and cover with a cast and applied scene of a flat race. The cup is campana-shaped with chased fluting and stylised acanthus leaf motifs and has reeded handles. The lid is edged with an egg and dart border and has a grape and vine finial.
The back of the cup is engraved:
GOODWOOD CUP 1951
gagnée par le cheval Pan appartenant à Monsieur Eugène Constant, monté par R. Poincelet
This was The Goodwood Cup for 1951 and was won by Pan, ridden by Roger Poincelet - considered one of the finest French jockeys of all time - trained by Etienne Pollet and owned by Eugène Constant.
Height
440mm (17 1/4")
Length
300mm (11 3/4")
Diameter
230mm (9")
Weight
3431g (110.31 troy ozs )
Reference
5300
Category
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