18th Century London Sterling Silver Cup 1736-37, George II, David Willaume Rocking Chair and in the opposite corner

and in the opposite corner is a symbol that is either a design or could be a signature

18thc to early 19thc work on paper is of a famous Greek ruin

a 70 meters fresco located at A

Princess Dagmar was Born in this Palace

the new President Francisco I

18th Century London Sterling Silver Cup 1736-37, George II, David Willaume Rocking Chair and in the opposite cornerVery Rare 18th Century Sterling Silver Cup by Famed London Silver Smith David Willaume. This 281 year old cup has a Elegant Design based on simplicity. The Tapered body has an Applied base & Handle. Gold wash interior. There are No Monograms or Engravings on the Body of the cup. The Bottom of the cup has "MISS READE" engraved beside the monograms. Hallmarks: Date letter "A" : 1736 1737 Maker's Mark "D W" : David Willaume Lion Sterling standard Mark.