Lot Essay
The arms are those used by several English families, including Angevyne, Bluworth, Colland, Menles, Moles (and variations), Treckingham, and Welle, quartering those of another.
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LONDON, 1671, MAKER'S MARK SO (JACKSON, REV. ED.1989, P. 130, LINE 14)
Details
A FINE CHARLES II SILVER LARGE TANKARD
London, 1671, maker's mark SO (Jackson, rev. ed.1989, p. 130, line 14)
Cylindrical with a flat cover, the scroll handle with a bifurcated thumbpiece, the front engraved with a coat-of-arms and crest within an elaborate scrolling foliate surround, marked on cover, side and handle
7¼in. (18.5cm.) high; 35oz. 10dwt. (1114gr.)
London, 1671, maker's mark SO (Jackson, rev. ed.1989, p. 130, line 14)
Cylindrical with a flat cover, the scroll handle with a bifurcated thumbpiece, the front engraved with a coat-of-arms and crest within an elaborate scrolling foliate surround, marked on cover, side and handle
7¼in. (18.5cm.) high; 35oz. 10dwt. (1114gr.)
Provenance
Roland Harriman Collection, New York