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Chocolate cup and saucer
Chocolate cup and saucer
Chocolate cup and saucer
DepartmentLatin America

Chocolate cup and saucer

NameChocolate cup and saucer
CultureSpanish Colonial
Dateca. 1800
Place madeHighlands, Peru, South America
MediumSilver, coconut shell
DimensionsOverall: 3 15/16 x 3 9/16 x 4 5/16 in. (10 x 9 x 11 cm)
Credit LineIFAF Collection
Object numberFA.2010.87.1ab
DescriptionCup (a) has round brown polished coconut shell cup body with floral engraved silver rim, thin handle in form of a snake, and a footed silver base with a pierced, scalloped edge and a projecting semicircle in which the bottom of the handle is "caught" and soldered. Tiny silver nails affix the silver top and bottom to the cup. Lightly scribed under the scalloped edge of the base are a flower and "Esteban Otuspe R. On the base between the foot are the letters EOR and 4000 K. Saucer (b) is of thick silver. with a raised rim with a double scallop design around the edge.
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