"To promote the cultivation of Chrysanthemums and to encourage this to the highest standard"

With a gleaming presence and a provenance that is sure to charm, we are so pleased to offer this Antique Silverplate Chrysanthemum Society Trophy.

Dating from the early twentieth century and presented as a significant and lasting souvenir, this impressive trophy is engraved with the following:

Found at a silver market in northern England, this sparkling trophy with its elegant profile, shapely pedestal and side handles and charming provenance, is certain to bring its delightful nature to your collection.

Strictly one-of-a-kind and subject to prior sale. 9.25"H x 7.5"D. In very good restored antique condition. 

Learn More About England's Chrysanthemum Society

Great Britain's National Chrysanthemum Society was founded in 1846 at Stoke Newington in England. The society is divided into 6 regional groups: southern group, south western group, South Wales , Midland group, northern group and Scottish group as well as 227 affiliated chapters located across Britain and around the world.

The aim of the Society is to "Promote the cultivation of Chrysanthemums and to encourage this to the highest standard". The society hosts events, both national and regional, including competitions for chrysanthemum enthusiasts to showcase their prize blooms.