Set x 2 Reed & Barton Pewter c1925 Second Prize Trophy Mugs
$500
Sz: 3 3/4"H x 3 7/8"D at base
Two mugs, including: "Second Prize, Grosse Pointe, Oct. 17 1925, 3 1/2 Mile Steeplechase"; "Second Prize, Grosse Point, 3/4 Mile Flatrace, Wesson Seyburn's Commodore".
Provenance: Estate of the late Joseph W. Haley, of Pride's Crossing, Massachusetts.
Wesson Seyburn, of 16850 Jefferson avenue, a prominent Detroit businessman, died Thursday, January 26, in his country home at Rochester. Mich., following an illness of several months. He was 71. Mr. Seyburn belonged to two of Detroit's most distinguished families. His mother was a member of the Wesson family, extensive landholders in Detroit during the past century. His father was Col. Stephen Y. Seyburn.