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Collection of silver plate

Various

Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

63 pieces of silver plate (almost all English) covering the period between the reigns of Elizabeth and George I including 6 Jacobean tankards, one given by the Duke of Ormonde, Chancellor of Oxford, to the Senior Proctor in 1669, a Charles II silver gilt teapot, by Benjamin Pyne 1680 (illustrated); two Porringers, Mark NS, 1667; Elizabethan tiger-ware jugs; Queen Anne maces. Also includes a collection of 70 early English spoons, 1504-1694.

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Date supported

1947

Medium and material

Silver plate

Gifted by

Dr A T Carter

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