Edwardian Classical sterling silver trophy. Made by Mauser in New York, ca 1910. Bellied urn with ovoid base and domed foot; twisted and faceted double side-handles with cast satyr heads and terminating in volute scrolls supporting swag draped around foot. Front and back bowl have horned angels with splayed wings terminating in same. Leafing scrollwork, flowers, and garlands. Gilt-washed interior. Strapwork frames of which one vacant and the other with acid-etched text: Presented by / George Ehret / to the Sixth National Shooting Festival / to be held at / Union Hill Schuetzen Park / Hoboken, N.J. May 29. To June 6. 1910. Ehret was a German-born brewer, who was active in civic life. The Hell Gate Brewery, which he founded in 1866, was one of the largest in the country. Fully marked including makers stamp, no. 1280A, and volume (17 pts). Very good condition. Overall dimensions: H 16 3/4 x W 14 x D 10 in. Heavy weight: 121.6 troy ounces. #CE137