Hand Raised Sterling Jefferson Cup - 5 oz Heirloom Quality Craftsmanship
Hand raising as an art has almost entirely been replaced by spinning and die sinking for modern applications, but nothing can replace the appreciation of a beautiful hand made piece. This cup was hand raised from 5 ounces of sterling silver, and satin hammer finished to give it a satisfying weight that is a pleasure to hold.
A faithful recreation of the classic Jefferson Cup found in Thomas Jefferson’s display cabinet at Monticello, these are typically given as commemorative gifts today. This heirloom quality piece is sure to be enjoyed by all who hold it.
Would you like one that meets your specifications, or personalized with your own words? Let me know.
Hand raising as an art has almost entirely been replaced by spinning and die sinking for modern applications, but nothing can replace the appreciation of a beautiful hand made piece. This cup was hand raised from 5 ounces of sterling silver, and satin hammer finished to give it a satisfying weight that is a pleasure to hold.
A faithful recreation of the classic Jefferson Cup found in Thomas Jefferson’s display cabinet at Monticello, these are typically given as commemorative gifts today. This heirloom quality piece is sure to be enjoyed by all who hold it.
Would you like one that meets your specifications, or personalized with your own words? Let me know.
Hand raising as an art has almost entirely been replaced by spinning and die sinking for modern applications, but nothing can replace the appreciation of a beautiful hand made piece. This cup was hand raised from 5 ounces of sterling silver, and satin hammer finished to give it a satisfying weight that is a pleasure to hold.
A faithful recreation of the classic Jefferson Cup found in Thomas Jefferson’s display cabinet at Monticello, these are typically given as commemorative gifts today. This heirloom quality piece is sure to be enjoyed by all who hold it.
Would you like one that meets your specifications, or personalized with your own words? Let me know.
