A 1916 antique sterling silver mini trophy cup from Birmingham, England. The hallmarks of England are clearly engraved on the side of the cup, including the anchor mark for Birmingham, the lion passant for sterling silver, and the lowercase "r" representing 1916. It was made by the silver workshop Henry Bushell & Son (HB&S), which was active at the time. The overall design is simple and refined, with a single handle and a pedestal base in a trophy shape. It has a beautiful, mirror-like shine, and you can feel the typical silver style of the late Edwardian era to the First World War period. The size is very small, making it ideal as a baby cup, a personal award trophy, or for antique display, and it is also suitable for jewelry photography or as store fixtures. The texture of the silver is soft, and the fine scratches and natural cloudiness due to aging add to the charm and appeal unique to 100-year-old silver products. The shape of this cup is a typical mini trophy style with a single handle, a flared mouth, and a pedestal base, and it was widely used from the late 19th century to the early 20th century for personal achievement awards and gifts for children. Although there are no engravings, the structure suggests it is a typical commemorative trophy cup. Size: Height approx. 4.3cm, Diameter approx. 3.2cm Only the small silver cup is for sale. Other small items used for photography are not included.