Coba ceritain soal Royal Gold Cup

Royal Gold Cup atau Saint Agnes Cup adalah sebuah emas padat yang melapisi cangkir yang dihias dengan enamel dan mutiara. Benda tersebut dibuat untuk keluarga kerajaan Prancis pada akhir abad ke-14, dan kemudian diberikan kepada beberapa penguasa Inggris setelah disimpan selama hampir 300 tahun di Spanyol. Benda tersebut berada di British Museum sejak 1892, dimana benda tersebut biasanya disimpan di Ruang 40, dan umumnya dianggap merupakan contoh terbaik yang masih ada dari plakat Prancis akhir abad pertengahan.

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