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Pair of silver Tumbler Cups
Richard Richardson II, 1764–1765
These unusually large and handsome tumbler cups engraved with a talbot's head were created by a member the Richardson family, the most important goldsmiths in Chester in the 18th century.
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Title of artwork, date
Pair of silver Tumbler Cups, 1764–1765
Date supported
1980
Medium and material
Parcel-gilt silver
Dimensions
8 cm
Grant
387
Total cost
1500
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