Superb matching pair of 18th century Scottish pewter communion cups, with slightly flared tops, baluster stems with wedding band midway, and stepped bases, possibly made from a dome-lid mould. These are Scottish, but of a form not recorded by PS Davies in his 2014 book Scottish Pewter. They are well made, and of heavy construction. In superb condition, with nice turning lines under the base. 8¼” tall, with 4¼” mouth and 4⅜” base diameters. 651 and 622g weight respectively. REF: C3848
