7 3/8” height, with flared foot, swelled medial stem and swelled base body with slightly flared rim. The bottom marked DIXON & SON. That form of address was used only 1822-38, after which a second son joined the business. Reign of George IV and William IV. Chalices such as this were used by missionaries where silver chalices might be stolen. Considering the period, it most likely served in India though Spanish Southwest service is very possible. Small dent to the foot and lip.
