Galvanoplastische reproductie van het deksel van de beker van het St. Jorisgilde van Middelburg 1881

This electroplated reproduction of the lid of the St. Jorisgilde cup was created in 1881 by the English company Elkington & Co. The cup itself dates back to the 16th century and was originally made in silver by a Dutch craftsman. This gilded replica is an example of the craftsmanship and artistic techniques employed in the 19th century, and is an object of historical significance due to its connection to the St. Jorisgilde, a guild of archers in Middelburg, Netherlands. The intricate details and ornate design of the piece showcase the artistry of the era, offering a glimpse into the rich history of guild traditions and metalwork.