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Cruet-stand, Teapot and stand & Seal skippet

Various, 1784–1827

V&A South Kensington, London

1) Cruet-stand with cut-glass cruets, by John Schofield, hall-mark for 1789-90. 2) Teapot & stand, by Andrew Fogelberg & Stephen Gilbert, hall-mark for 1784-85. 3) Seal skippet of the Order of the Garter, hall-mark for 1814-15, maker's mark WT. This collection was donated by Mr Rotch who presented over 130 works of art to the V&A, British Museum, Ashmolean and York City Art Gallery through the Art Fund between 1922 and 1960. Mr Rotch was an active member of the Art Fund.

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Title of artwork, date

Cruet-stand, Teapot and stand & Seal skippet, 1784–1827

Date supported

1960

Medium and material

Silver-gilt

Gifted by

C D Rotch

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