A Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Arts and Crafts Sterling Silver and Sycamore Mazer Bowl.
The outer rim engraved: 'To one good friend from another A.C.I from J.J.H. MCMXXVIII'. (1927)
Maker: Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd, 112 Regents Street, London.
Hallmarked: London 1928.
Height: 8cm
Diameter:13.5cm.
The term “mazer” is applied to drinking bowls from the 13th century but is derived from the Middle High-German “mase” meaning “spot” from being a bowl of spotted wood
Shallow turned wood drinking vessels known as mazers, enriched with silver mounts, were a common in England until the early 16th century.