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Sterling Silver Capstan Golf Trophy

Categories Sports
Type Golf
Material Silver
Markings See Narrative
Origin England
Date or Era circa 1915
Measuring 5 ½” diameter; 2 ½” high

British sterling silver trophy capstan inkwell. Manufactured in 1915 and presented as a golfing prize in 1916, this sterling piece was designed as a practical capstan inkwell. This piece is hallmarked on the top as well as the main body. Hallmarked: WA ( makers mark, Anchor (Birmingham city assay mark), Lion Passant (sterling silver mark), q (the date letter for 1915). This inkwell retains a clear glass reservoir for ink.

Inscribed on lid: Grange Golf Club, Foursomes Prize July 1916, Presented by E.D. Watson won by S. Johnstone

The Grange Golf Club is situated at the foot of the Dublin mountains the republic of Ireland. Founded in 1910, the Grange has been acknowledged as being in the top 25 parkland courses in Ireland. This is an early prize awarded from a prestigious and established sports club.

Sold for $180

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