Hall marks on gold & silver plate

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST. 195
1648. L. Spoon, seal top; maker T. H. joined. R. Temple Frere,
1649.
Esq.
M. 5417. Tankard, the gift of
Coopers' Company,
W. Clissworth, 1661.
London.
1650. A^. 5491. Cup, the gift of George
'Qx&ion. -Skinners^ Com-
pany, London.
165 1. 0. 5667. Four Apostle Spoons. Corporation of Hedon.
1652. P. 5788. Covered Cup, said to have been given by Oliver
Cromwell to his daughter. Lady Fauconberg; maker E. S.
The late Paul Battler, Esq.
1653. Q. 5504. Cup and Cover, the gift of Thomas Bloodworth,
in 1682. Vintners'' Company, London.
1653. Q- 57^9- Silver Ladle. Sir T. W . Holbnrne, Bart.
1654. R. Apostle Spoon; maker S. V. Rev. T. Staniforth.
1655. S. 5791. Silver Cup, given by Christopher Pirn to the Blacksmiths'
Company, inscribed "
By hammer and hand all
arts do stand "
1655.
; maker I. W. /. P. Dexter, Esq.
S. 1656.
5790. Tankard. /. Dunn Gardner, Esq.
T. Old English .Spoon; maker W. C. Rev. T. Staniforth.
1657. I'. Apostle Spoon. Innholders" Cojnpany, L^ondon.
1657. ]'. Cup and C'over. Peterhouse College, Cambridge.
Cycle X.- -May, 1658, to May, 1678. (Commonwealth and Chas. II.)
1658.
''5444. Silver gilt Cup, the gift of Edward Osborne.
Innholders' Company, London.
5665. Large Mace, the gift of Henry Guy.
of Hedon.
Corporation
Spoon with seal top; maker S. V. R. Temple Frere, Esq.
5655. Silver \l2ice. Corporation of Doncaster.
Three Apostle Spoons. Innholders' Company, L^ondon.
5794. Silver Salver, repousse with the labours of Hercules
and trophies of arms. Baron LJonel de Rotliscliild.
5901. Large Salver. F^arl Spencer, K.G.
Silver Grace Cup. Goldsmiths' Company, L.ondon.
5795. .Silver Cup. The late Paul Butler, Esq.
I. I., a bird, and fleur de lis.
1|. Spoon, flat stem maker ;
Rev. T . Staniforth.
Cup given by Charles II to the Corporation of Oxford.
Embossed Silver Cup. Sir Charles Morgan, Bart.
Old English Spoon. O. Morgan, Esq.
Rose-water Dish. Queen's College, Oxford.
1669. Si. Two-handled Bowl and Cover. Sir C. Morgan, Bart.
* The stamp of the ( luiich-text A on some of these pieces, towards the end
of the official year, appears to have been injured.