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Inkstand

(first mark 1724, died by 1766)
(free 1739–1740)
1756–57
Object PlaceLondon, England
Medium/TechniqueSilver
Dimensions6.8 x 17 x 9.2 cm (2 11/16 x 6 11/16 x 3 5/8 in.)
Weight: 388.4 gm (12 oz 10 dwt)
Credit LineBequest of Barbara Boylston Bean
Accession number1976.662a-c
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsSilver
Collections
InscriptionsARMORIALS: engraved on stand, the motto of Lyttleton quartering Westcote, Talbot, and Beaufort, impaling Rich, for Sir George Lyttleton, fifth Baronet, as first Baron Lyttleton of Frankley, co Worcester (1709-1773) and his second wife, Elizabeth, (1716-1795) daughter of Sir Rober Rich of Roos Hall, co. Suffolk.
ProvenanceBequest of Barbara Boylston Bean to the MFA. (Accession Date: September 8, 1976)
Edward Cornock
1728–29
Edward Feline
1739 or 1740
Tobacco Box and Cover
Edward Cornock
1715–16
Tobacco Box with Cover
Edward Cornock
1718–19
Tankard
Edward Feline
1723–24
Edward Wakelin
1755–56
Edward Hall
1726–27
Edward Sweet
1710–11
EG crowned anchor between, possibly for Edward Gibson
1681–82
Edward Farrell
1824–25
John Edwards II
(tureens and covers) 1740–1, (stands) 1768–9, (liners) 1777–8