Previous trophies include the 1880s Dauvray Cup, the 1890s Temple Cup, and the 1900 Chronicle-Telegraph Cup. The present trophy is constructed of sterling silver and is 24 inches tall (without the base). It was designed by San Francisco jeweler Paul McNally and manufactured by New York company Tiffany & Co. The World Series trophy has been awarded to the team that finishes the season with the most wins. A new trophy is created for each year's series. The last game played before the creation of the new trophy was the 2017 World Series between the Chicago Cubs and the Boston Red Sox. That year, the Cubs won the series 3-2. The trophy for 2018 is scheduled to be presented at the end of the 2019 season. The trophy is displayed during the World Series while it is kept in a safe location. It is then taken home by one of the teams after the conclusion of the series. In the event that both teams remain tied after the regular season, a playoff series will be held to determine who will win the trophy. The winner of this series will go on to play in October every year until someone wins more games than they lose. This system was introduced in 1995 by Commissioner Bud Selig in an attempt to balance the competitive nature of the MLB season.