A pair of George II cast silver candlesticks Elizabeth Godfrey, London 1743 (2)
A pair of George II cast silver candlesticks
Elizabeth Godfrey, London 1743
Fluted baluster columns with fluted and disc knops, on shaped-square bases, the well with engraved armorial, underside of bases with scratched weights '17=8' and '18=9', height 19cm, weight 32.5oz. (2)
Footnotes:
The paternal arms are those used by the STONE of London, having been granted the arms in 1583.
Two sons of Andrew STONE (died 1712) a goldsmith and Ann HOLBROOKE (died 1716) are recorded as Richard STONE (1705-1763) who in 1737 married Mary HARRIS (1715-1782) and George STONE (1708-1764), who was Primate of all Ireland as Bishop of Armagh in the period of 1747-1764 and it is he who the arms are likely to refer to.
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A pair of George II cast silver candlesticks
Elizabeth Godfrey, London 1743
Fluted baluster columns with fluted and disc knops, on shaped-square bases, the well with engraved armorial, underside of bases with scratched weights '17=8' and '18=9', height 19cm, weight 32.5oz. (2)
Footnotes:
The paternal arms are those used by the STONE of London, having been granted the arms in 1583.
Two sons of Andrew STONE (died 1712) a goldsmith and Ann HOLBROOKE (died 1716) are recorded as Richard STONE (1705-1763) who in 1737 married Mary HARRIS (1715-1782) and George STONE (1708-1764), who was Primate of all Ireland as Bishop of Armagh in the period of 1747-1764 and it is he who the arms are likely to refer to.
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