Hall marks on gold & silver plate

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HALL MARKS ON PLATE.
1580. C. 5748. Silver gilt Cup and Cover; maker's mark, H. C, a
hammer and vice. L. Huth, Esq.
1581. D. 5746. Silver gilt Ewer and Salver, beautifully chased,
set with Oriental agates: one of the finest examples of
English plate known ; maker's mark, a trefoil. The Duke
of Rutland.
1 58 1. D. 5750. Stoneware Jug, silver mounted. L. Huth, Esq.
1582 E. Communion Cup and Cover Paten. Fawsley Church,
N orthauiptonshire.
1582. E. Spoon with baluster knob; maker's mark, a shell. Rev.
T. Sta niforth.
1583. F. Two silver gilt Flagons. St. Margaret's Church, West-
minster, London.
1583. F. 5751. Square Salt Cellar. Baron Lionel de Rothschild.
1584. G. 5752. Mounted stoneware Jug; maker's mark, B.,
in each space. A. TF. Franks, Esq.
a pellet
1585. FI. 1586.
5753. Porcelain Vase, silver mounted; maker's mark,
three trefoil leaves. H. Farrer, Esq.
I. Spoon with seal top; maker's mark, mullet and ring under.
Rev. T. Staniforth.
1586. I. Silver mounted cocoa-nut Cup. The late E. P. Monckton,
1587.
Esq.
K. Silver gilt Communion Paten. St. Mary at Hill London.
Church,
1587. K. Communion Cup and Cover Paten. Radston Church,
Northamptonshire.
1588. L. 5754. Ostrich Egg Cup; maker's mark, a flower. Earl
of Home.
1588. L. Silver Paten; maker FL C. Dr. and Mrs. Ashford.
1589. M. Silver Cup; maker's mark, a trefoil. Messrs. Garrard.
1589. M. Apostle Spoon; maker's mark, a mullet and crescent.
Rev. T. Staniforth.
1590. N. 5465. Rose-water Dish, chased with dolphins and flowers,
lions' heads, etc., the gift of William Offley. Merchant
Taylors' Company.
1590. N. Spoon with seal top; maker, L. Rev. T. Staniforth.
1 591. O. Communion Cup and Cover Paten. Nezubottle Church,
N orthamptotishire.
1 591. O. Stoneware Jug, silver mounted. Robert Napier, Esq.
1592. P. Ostrich Egg Cup, with silver mountings. Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge.
1592. P. 5755. Silver gilt Cup, baluster stem. /. P. Dexter, Esq.
1593- Q- 5756. Silver Tazza. /. P. Dexter, Esq.
1 593- Q- Seal top Spoon; maker's mark, a mullet. Rev. T. Stani-
forth.
1594. R. 3206. Gilt Salt Cellar and Cover, ornamented with repousse
scrolls, etc., surmounted by an amorino. Corpus
Christi College, Oxford.