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  • Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert of Saxony Fraternity Cup, by Wilhelm Binder, c.1880
  • Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert of Saxony Fraternity Cup, by Wilhelm Binder, c.1880
  • Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert of Saxony Fraternity Cup, by Wilhelm Binder, c.1880
  • Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert of Saxony Fraternity Cup, by Wilhelm Binder, c.1880

Item: G42305

Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert of Saxony Fraternity Cup, by Wilhelm Binder, c.1880

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Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert of Saxony Fraternity Cup, by Wilhelm Binder, c.1880

(Albert von Sachsen Gedenkbecher). Constructed of silver, the exterior bearing a stamped monogram of King Albert of Saxony, the bottom with engraved names of “MICKWITZ, BARNEKOW, WANGENHEIM, GABELENTZ, TRESCKOW”, marked with a crescent moon and crown indicating post-1886 German manufacture, a silver content number of “800”, and the logo of silversmith Wilhelm Binder, Schwäbisch Gmund, measuring 56 mm (w) x 85 mm (h), weighing 73.6 grams, minor denting evident, in overall near extremely fine condition.
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