Attempted to contact Estate via Tate , but no joy MAy need to go thourgh Ambassy Ambassador's Competition Cup, (The John Hay Whitney Cup), 1911 and 1958. Silver cup in own showcase, plinth of wood and silver, with tablet. Hallmarked Sheffield, (F & S crown lion passant, Gothic "t"). Makers: Fattorini & Sons, Bradford. Makers of case: Edmonds/Museum Fitters/Birmingham/London. Design: urn-shaped with foot, wide mouth (no lid), two handles; plinth: drum-shaped. Cup engraved on one side: The Ambassador's Cup/Anglo-American Cricket/First played in 1897. Engraved on reverse: 24th August 1958/Lord's Taverners v American Amateurs. Inscribed on plinth: 1958 American Amateurs: 1959 Lord's Taverners. 2 handled, lidded silver trophy inscribed "The Ambassador's Cup, Anglo-American Cricket, first played in 1897. 24th August 1958, Lord's Taverners v American Amateurs" This cup is no longer played for, and only seems to have been played for 3 times MISCELLANEOUS MATCHES PLAYED BY AMERICAN AMATEURS (see Digital ref - Numbers/relationships)