An impressive George III silver trophy cup by Paul Storr, London, 1801, of horse racing interest, the cup of traditional form, with chased waterleaves to body and foot together with bands of fluting and laurel, the angular handles with applied foliate decoration and spiral chased sides, the cup later engraved with monogram and inscription within laurel framed cartouche, raised on an ebonised wooden plinth with applied silver shield, London, 1862, Richard Sibley II, engraved 'Waddon Vale, 1863', cup 37cm high (inc. handles), 52cm high inc. plinth, approx. weight (exc. plinth) 72.7oz cf: for a similar example (not identical) see the Royal Academy Collection, object number 03/5956Please refer to department for condition report Assumed that originally had cover - now deficient