Large 800°/°° silver tennis cup with two handles, engraved with "East Mediterranean Championship, Men's Doubles Challenge Cup presented by Sir Arthur Crosfield & Lady Crosfield". On a blackened wooden base. Hallmarks for England, Sheffield, 1929, and for Mappin & Webb, London. Height : 31 cm. Weight: 699g. Also included: - A small 800°/°° silver bowl with two handles, resting on a blackened wooden base. Hallmarks for England, Birmingham, 1934, and silversmith for Adie Brothers LTD (1906-1968). Height: 16.5 cm; Weight: 114g. - A small silver plate 830/°°, with contoured fillets engraved "3dje Pris Bergstenska Pokalen I Tennis Bastad I Juli 1934", hallmarks for Sweden and C.G. Hallberg. Diameter : 17.5 cm. Weight : 130g

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