Old English plate, ecclesiastical, decorative, and domestic : its makers and marks / by Wilfred Joseph Cripps.

  • Wilfred Joseph Cripps
Date:
1899
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Old English plate, ecclesiastical, decorative, and domestic : its makers and marks / by Wilfred Joseph Cripps. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    DATK 1730 Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. 1731 I Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. 1732 Do. Do. Do. 17.33 Do. Do. 17.34 Do. Do. Do. Makkr’s Mark. LA T-F AB DW LA Do. &Sf IWD Do. IK PC EP RB P. Lam eric, as in 1717. Thos. Ffavi'er, as in 1723. Abmham Buteux, as in 1723. George Wickes. as in 1725. Richard Bayley, NS 1720. Plain oblong Gabriel Sleath, ent. 1720. David Willaume, ent. 1728. William Lukin, ent. 1725. Paul Lamerie, as in 1717. Do John Tuite, as in 1727. Wm. Darker, ent. 1731. Do As in 1730 . Joseph Smith, ent. 1728. Paul Crespin, as in 1727. Edward Pocock, as in 1729. George Hindmarsh. ent. 1731. (CH) Caleb Hill, ent. 1728 § Paul Lamerie, 2nd mark, ent. 1732, “ old sterling mark” Go f) John Gamon, ent. 172G-7. (s^ Samuel Wood . AC Aug. Courtauld,asin 1729. William Gould, ent. J 732. KA Charles Kantller, ent. 1727. K.I*. Chocolate pot, Brit. st. Lord Amhenst of I Hackney. Pair of alms-plates. Holy Trim, Minories, Loud. Twodiandled cup and cover, ornamented with raised belts. Sir W. Williams Wj'nn. Bart. Set of four gilt maces, arched crown heads. Corporation of Exeter. Flagon and alms-dish. Halsall, Lane. ; Covers to pair of older cups. Merchant Taylors’ i Company. j j Set of table candlesticks, square bases with! corners cut off. Lord Sackville. Small salver. Rt. Hon. Sir J. R. Mowbray, Bart. Set of four small circular salts, with masks above the feet, and wreaths between, Brit. st. Lord Hotham. Open-work cake-basket, imitation of wicker- work, Brit. st. Sudeley Castle. Set of tea-caddies in shagreen case. W. R. M. Wynne, Esq. Communion flagon. Sandal, Yorks. Sauce-pan. Lord Harlech. Tankards (one made of British silver). -Mansion House, Lond. lankard on lion-feet. Ironmongers’ Company. Dinner plates, shaped and gadrooned edges. Lord Hotham. Small square waiters, corners shaped. All Souls’ Coll., Oxford. Salvers. Rt. Hon. Sir M. E. Hicks-Beach, Bart. Table forks. G. E. L. Baker, Esq. Large two-handled cup and cover, chased with strap-work ornaments. Lord Amhei-st of Hackney. Large oblong salver. Sir T. Thornhill, Bart. Small pepper-caster. Clothworkers’ Company. Sugar-casters, plain shape. Clothworkers' Com- pany. Melon-sha])ed kettle, with lamp and stand. Lord Amherst of Hackney. Taper candlesticks. Clothworkers’ Company. Immense wine cistern. The Winter Palace, St. Petersburg. DD