MARK OF HUMPHREY PAYNE, LONDON, 1723
Details
A GEORGE I SILVER TANKARD
MARK OF HUMPHREY PAYNE, LONDON, 1723
The front engraved with baroque coat-of-arms within foliate cartouche, sides applied with a narrow girdle, handle engraved with contemporary initials R*R; together with a George III provincial silver mug, mark of William Stalker and John Mitchison, Newcastle, 1774, handle engraved with contemporary intitals B over E*A
6¾ in. (17.2 cm.) high
30.5 oz. (946 gr.)
The tankard is engraved with the arms and initials of Richard Rutter of Moor Hall, Cheshire. (2)
MARK OF HUMPHREY PAYNE, LONDON, 1723
The front engraved with baroque coat-of-arms within foliate cartouche, sides applied with a narrow girdle, handle engraved with contemporary initials R*R; together with a George III provincial silver mug, mark of William Stalker and John Mitchison, Newcastle, 1774, handle engraved with contemporary intitals B over E*A
6¾ in. (17.2 cm.) high
30.5 oz. (946 gr.)
The tankard is engraved with the arms and initials of Richard Rutter of Moor Hall, Cheshire. (2)
Provenance
The tankard: Richard Rutter of Moor Hall, Cheshire.
By descent to General Peter Heron (1770-1849) of Moor Hall, Cheshire, and to his wife's great-niece, Cecilia Widdrington who married Shalcross Fitzherbert Widdrington in 1864.
By descent to General Peter Heron (1770-1849) of Moor Hall, Cheshire, and to his wife's great-niece, Cecilia Widdrington who married Shalcross Fitzherbert Widdrington in 1864.
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