Norfolk Archaeology 16
Norfolk Archaeology 16
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John Baptist and All Saints.
Chalice, — Elizabethan Communion cup. Bearing the Norwich Castle and lion. Maker's mark, the trefoil slipped. C, date letter for 1567-8.
"LAKENHAM TOWNE, ANNO 1567." Paten Cover, — Elizabethan. No inscription or marks.
Oval Dish, — Originally secular. Inscribed "Lakenham, 1793." The marks are: — The leopard's head crowned, lion passant, r, for 1792. King Qeorge III.'s head, and P B A Q the mark of Peter and Anne Bateman.
Lakenham, S. Mark. (Church built about 1844)....
Chalice, Paten, larger Paten, Flagon, and Plate. — "S. Mark, Lakenham, 1844, Deo et Ecclesise Donum." Elach bearing the leopard's head, lion passant, queen's EE head. Makers, B for Edward, Edward junior, John, JW and W. Barnard. H, for 1843.
Plate. — Bearing the lion passant, the crown for Sheffield, queen's head, V, for 1841. Makers, grj for Martin Hall & Co.
Chalice.— UeAe by UK, i.e., 1. J. Keith. I, for 1844, with the other marks as before.
Spoon and Plated Alms Dish.
252 church plate in the Melton (Great), All Saints and S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Baptist and All Saints.
Chalice, — Elizabethan Communion cup. Bearing the Norwich Castle and lion. Maker's mark, the trefoil slipped. C, date letter for 1567-8.
"LAKENHAM TOWNE, ANNO 1567." Paten Cover, — Elizabethan. No inscription or marks.
Oval Dish, — Originally secular. Inscribed "Lakenham, 1793." The marks are: — The leopard's head crowned, lion passant, r, for 1792. King Qeorge III.'s head, and P B A Q the mark of Peter and Anne Bateman.
Lakenham, S. Mark. (Church built about 1844)....
Chalice, Paten, larger Paten, Flagon, and Plate. — "S. Mark, Lakenham, 1844, Deo et Ecclesise Donum." Elach bearing the leopard's head, lion passant, queen's EE head. Makers, B for Edward, Edward junior, John, JW and W. Barnard. H, for 1843.
Plate. — Bearing the lion passant, the crown for Sheffield, queen's head, V, for 1841. Makers, grj for Martin Hall & Co.
Chalice.— UeAe by UK, i.e., 1. J. Keith. I, for 1844, with the other marks as before.
Spoon and Plated Alms Dish.
252 church plate in the Melton (Great), All Saints and S.
What to read after Norfolk Archaeology 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norfolk And Norwich Archaeological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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