Two-handled cup with cover 1732

This silver two-handled cup with a cover, crafted by Thomas Farren in 1732, is a stunning example of Rococo-style silverwork. The cup features intricate engraved decoration, including a coat of arms prominently displayed on the body. The piece's elegant form and detailed embellishments showcase the craftsmanship of the era, reflecting the artistic trends of the Rococo period, which emphasized ornate details and asymmetrical designs. The cup, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is a testament to the skill of English silversmiths during the 18th century.