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The Tudor Sale: The Private Collection of Harry Makepeace

October 27 — November 01, 2018
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LOT 32

Lot 32

English Pewter OEAS Quart Mug, Samuel Harrop, Shrewsbury, mid 18th century

English Pewter OEAS Quart Mug, Samuel Harrop, Shrewsbury, mid 18th century
Lot 32 Details
English Pewter OEAS Quart Mug, Samuel Harrop, Shrewsbury, mid 18th century

with crowned ‘X’ and makers ‘hallmarks’ over verification crowned WR, additional crowned VR, and inspector Frances Whitaker’s initials under ‘Salop’, the inside bottom impressed with further crowned X and London
height 6.1 in — 15.5 cm

Estimate $150-$250

Realised: $252
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Note:

Salop is an abbreviation of Anglo-Norman French Salopesberie, a corruption of the Saxon Scrobbesbyrig, now ‘Shrewsbury’ where Samuel Harrop is recorded to have worked in from 1734 to 1780.

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