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5fin., on moulded foot.
Marks : 2 offic. ; date letter for 1721 ; makers mark B.N. in heart-shaped punch — Bowles Nash. It is inscribed : ' The gift of John Paine, Rector, 1755.' He was presented bj John Windham, Esq., in 1744 (Weaver's Incumbents).
A small flagon, tankard pattern, with domed lid, 8in. high to lip. Marks : 2 offic. ; date-letter for 1736 ; maker's mark a quatrefoil enclosing the initials T.C., R.G. — ' Thos. Cook and Richard Gurney living at y e Golden Cup in Foster Lane, 1727....' It is inscribed : 'This flagon is my gift to y e Parish Church of Hutton in y e County of Soihset ; to be there used at the Sacrament of our Lord's Supper ; upon condition that y e same be, at all other times, in y e custody of me, my Heirs or Assigns, inhabiting there, for the use aforesaid. H. Brent.
Anno 1737." The flagon also has a shield bearing : Gu. a wyvern arg. 'Mr. Brent was owner of Hutton in 1741, by purchase from the family of Codrington.' Collinson, III, 590.
> Kewstoke. — -The Elizabethan cup and cover are by an unknown provincial silversmith, see introduction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5fin., on moulded foot.
Marks : 2 offic. ; date letter for 1721 ; makers mark B.N. in heart-shaped punch — Bowles Nash. It is inscribed : ' The gift of John Paine, Rector, 1755.' He was presented bj John Windham, Esq., in 1744 (Weaver's Incumbents).
A small flagon, tankard pattern, with domed lid, 8in. high to lip. Marks : 2 offic. ; date-letter for 1736 ; maker's mark a quatrefoil enclosing the initials T.C., R.G. — ' Thos. Cook and Richard Gurney living at y e Golden Cup in Foster Lane, 1727....' It is inscribed : 'This flagon is my gift to y e Parish Church of Hutton in y e County of Soihset ; to be there used at the Sacrament of our Lord's Supper ; upon condition that y e same be, at all other times, in y e custody of me, my Heirs or Assigns, inhabiting there, for the use aforesaid. H. Brent.
Anno 1737." The flagon also has a shield bearing : Gu. a wyvern arg. 'Mr. Brent was owner of Hutton in 1741, by purchase from the family of Codrington.' Collinson, III, 590.
> Kewstoke. — -The Elizabethan cup and cover are by an unknown provincial silversmith, see introduction.
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