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The Loyal Independent Sheffield Volunteers were raised in April 1794. About 500 men served with the Volunteers until they were disbanded on 21st May, 1802.
MARK OF THOMAS WATSON AND CO., SHEFFIELD, 1801
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MILITARY INTEREST - A FINE GEORGE III SILVER GOBLET
MARK OF THOMAS WATSON AND CO., SHEFFIELD, 1801
The rim and foot engraved with similar leafy bands, one side further engraved with inscription 'Presented to Lieutenant Colonel Fenton by the Loyal Independent Sheffield Volunteers, 6 May 1802', and flanked by military trophies, gilt interior
7 5/8 in. (19.3 cm.) high
12.5 oz. (388 gr.)
MARK OF THOMAS WATSON AND CO., SHEFFIELD, 1801
The rim and foot engraved with similar leafy bands, one side further engraved with inscription 'Presented to Lieutenant Colonel Fenton by the Loyal Independent Sheffield Volunteers, 6 May 1802', and flanked by military trophies, gilt interior
7 5/8 in. (19.3 cm.) high
12.5 oz. (388 gr.)
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