A pair of Gerald Benney Enamel BeakersSOLD
These Gerald Benney beakers are really quite special. They are made of Sterling Silver, gold washed inside, and with black enamel outside- a very elegant combination with huge presence. They bear Gerald Benney's own mark, and also the mark for Robert Winter, his master enameller.
Gerald Benney silver is certainly the most sought after of all the Post War makers. The enamel work especially, is rare and highly prized. These beautiful beakers would grace any table, and enhance any collection of Gerald Benney Silver, or Post War British Silver.
A beautiful pair of Enamel and Silver beakers by Gerald Benney.
Gerald Benney silver is certainly the most sought after of all the Post War makers. The enamel work especially, is rare and highly prized. These beautiful beakers would grace any table, and enhance any collection of Gerald Benney Silver, or Post War British Silver.
A beautiful pair of Enamel and Silver beakers by Gerald Benney.
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