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Metropolitan Museum Reproduction Gorham Silver plate Beaker – Late 17th Century New England Design.

The Gorham reproduction beaker is a Metropolitan Museum of Art reproduction based on a late 17th-century design found in New England. The design reflects the classic style of that period, featuring acanthus leaf patterns, which were typical in English and colonial American silverware.

Gorham, a renowned American silver manufacturing company, created these reproductions as part of their collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The intention was to replicate important historical silver pieces for collectors and enthusiasts. The late 17th century was a period known for the rise of refined craftsmanship in silver pieces, often characterised by simple yet elegant decorative motifs, such as the acanthus leaves seen on this beaker.

Made in Ca.1920's

Dimensions -
Diameter x height: 7.9 x 9 cm
Weight: 168 grams

Condition: Beaker is pre - owned, have minor interior signs of usage, slight dent on the base, otherwise good condition overall.

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