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Benjamin Pemberton was one of a family of Chester goldsmiths who had their house and workshop in Eastgate Street.
This saucepan bears the Chester assay mark, 1726.
Art we’ve helped buy at Grosvenor Museum
Watergate Row North, Chester
Acquired 1978
View of the walls of Chester, looking towards Wales
Acquired 1951
Thirlmere
Acquired 1992
The Racehorse 'Millipede' on the Roodee, Chester
Acquired 1980
The Old Dee Bridge, Chester
Acquired 2001
St Werburgh's Mount, Chester
Acquired 1983
St John's Church, Chester
Acquired 1951
South West view of Chester Cathedral
Acquired 1951
Silver-Gilt Covered Cup
Acquired 1981
Silver-Gilt Covered Cup
Acquired 1981
Silver Two-Handled Cup
Acquired 1985
Silver Tobacco Box
Acquired 1996
Silver tankard
Acquired 1976
Silver saucepan
Acquired 1978
Silver Punch Bowl
Acquired 1974
Silver Punch Bowl
Acquired 1962
Silver Patens, Communion Cup and Flagons
Acquired 1989
Silver jug
Acquired 1972
Portrait of George Lloyd, Bishop of Chester
Acquired 2008
Portrait of an Unknown Couple
Acquired 1983
Pair of silver Tumbler Cups
Acquired 1980
Pair of Silver Seal Matrices
Acquired 1996
Pair of Card Tables
Acquired 1993
Pair of 'Lyon-faced' candlesticks
Acquired 2002
Interior of Bramhall Hall, Cheshire
Acquired 1971
House in Foregate Street, Chester
Acquired 1970
Gold Tumbler Cup
Acquired 1978
Five Drawings of Chester
Acquired 1980
Eaton Hall, Cheshire
Acquired 1981
Cream boat
Acquired 2001
Chester Castle and Skinners' Yard
Acquired 1959
Beeston Castle, Cheshire
Acquired 1975
Arderne tankard
Acquired 1987
A View of Chester from Boughton
Acquired 1977
A Silver Mug
Acquired 1983