A Vintage Trophy, The "Forte' Floating Trophy"

Name: A Vintage Trophy, The Forte Floating Trophy
SKU: Trophy Fortay
Price: 750.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

Secondhand

1 available

Indicative market price: R1,795.00

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Product details

Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Time Period

1900-1950

SilverType

Silverplate

Type

Other

Maker

Other

Product code

Trophy Fortay

Bob Shop ID

648863740

Sold as good used secondhand condition.

You are viewing a Large vintage silver plate trophy. Overall condition is good and patina, aged look, age related wear and marks, please view all photos. The trophy has Gargoyles handles. The trophy is engraved to front "Forte Floating Trophy" and has no engraving to back.

The Closets Reference we can find.

The Trust house Forte trophy was presented to the RMGC in 1986 to commemorate the retirement of Charles Asciak. The trophy was later sponsored by various sponsors down the years including Bistro (97-99), Bouzouki restaurant (2000-04) and Le Meridien (2005-08). In 2009 Holland and Barrett sponsored a mixed shambles competition played on a public holiday and elected to adopt this as their trophy. This changed in 2014 to a Texas Scramble.

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