Solid Silver Christening CupJWGM1895

Antique Solid Silver Christening Cup – London 1895, George Maudsley Jackson & Josia Williams

This antique solid silver Christening cup, hallmarked London 1895, is a superb example of late Victorian craftsmanship by the renowned silversmiths George Maudsley Jackson and Josia Williams. It is a particularly fine and heavy piece, reflecting both the quality of its makers and the period.

At 175 grams, this is a very substantial Christening cup, far heavier than most examples of the time. Measuring 9 cm high x 6.5 cm diameter, it is both practical and decorative, with a traditional scroll cartouche suitable for engraving.

• Date & Hallmark: London 1895

• Makers: George Maudsley Jackson & Josia Williams

• Size: Height 9 cm x Diameter 6.5 cm

• Weight: 175 grams – exceptionally heavy for a Christening cup

• Material: Solid sterling silver, fully hallmarked

• Engraving: Up to 3 initials in the cartouche (chargeable)

• Gift Box: Supplied with free plaque engraving (up to 54 characters)

✨ Condition & Restoration
We have fully restored this antique silver cup to near-new condition, ensuring it retains both its original character and a beautiful finish for generations to come.

A Perfect Gift
With its heritage, weight, and craftsmanship, this antique Christening cup makes a remarkable gift for a new baby, baptism, or christening. As a genuine Victorian piece, it is also an excellent choice for collectors of fine antique silver.

A rare combination of history, quality, and substance – handmade in 1895, hallmarked in London, and beautifully presented.