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Pic: EdBaker/BNPS
Pictured: Antique dealer Charles Wallrock with the silver bowl.
A magnificent silver gilt bowl gifted by King William IV to the Royal Yacht Squadron to be used as a prize for the world-famous Cowes Regatta
has been discovered 186 years later.
The trophy, known as the King's Cup, was presented to sailor John Barry-Smith who won the annual race in 1835.
The Irish mariner took the bowl home with him and it graced his mantlepiece of his grand home in Cork for years.
Pic: EdBaker/BNPS
Pictured: Antique dealer Charles Wallrock with the silver bowl.
A magnificent silver gilt bowl gifted by King William IV to the Royal Yacht Squadron to be used as a prize for the world-famous Cowes Regatta
has been discovered 186 years later.
The trophy, known as the King's Cup, was presented to sailor John Barry-Smith who won the annual race in 1835.
The Irish mariner took the bowl home with him and it graced his mantlepiece of his grand home in Cork for years.
Ed Baker 15 Sep 2021 4000x2666 / 3.3MB