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Lot 9248

Mark Scearce Gilt Sterling Silver Richard Nixon Trophy Goblet

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Circa 1969-1974, featuring a gold wash and horseshoe decoration to the bowl, engraved "Oaklawn / 1991 / King Cotton", stamped to the underside "MARK J. SCEARCE / SHELBYVILLE, KENTUCKY / STERLING" with eagle symbol and RMN mark; beaded foot rim.


6 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. dia.

10.2 troy oz.

The King Cotton Stakes is an annual Thoroughbred horse race held at Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort in Hot Springs, Arkansas.

Mark J. Scearce cups originated during World War II in Kentucky, when the silversmith began recreating traditional 19th-century Southern mint julep cups. The line became a signature product of Wakefield-Scearce Galleries, emphasizing hand craftsmanship and classic beaded rims. Cups from the presidential series are stamped with an eagle and the initials of the sitting U.S. President, functioning like a hallmark that dates the cup.


Good estate condition, a few tarnish spots.