About this object3 piece trophy, see also 11403/1 and /2. Base of the trophy. Mounted on a wooden circular pedestal. 'Stand' designed around two figures (one male one female) rising from water and supporting the above 'bowl' in classical pose. Cast metal as interior hollow. \r\nLabel accompanying the lid, 'Probably the oldest trophy in the country. This cup was originally in the shop of Dunn's the Hatters in London. date approx. 1860 - it was given to Herts Football Association and was the original "Aubrey Cup" competition still in existence. Its weight is 43 lbs and many captains on receiving the trophy on the field of play were struggling after a hard game to carry the trophy to the grand stand. Kings Langley were the last winners'.
Medium and Materialsmetal, wood
Inscription and Marks3 piece trophy, see also 11403/1 and /2. Base of the trophy. Mounted on a wooden circular pedestal. 'Stand' designed around two figures (one male one female) rising from water and supporting the above 'bowl' in classical pose. Cast metal as interior hollow.
Measurements250mm x 340mm x 340mm
Subject and Association DescriptionAubrey Cup Hitchin Town Football Club