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Historic silver of the Colonies and its makers (1917)

Bigelow, Francis Hill, 1859-1933 · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 144

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n and on the bottom : Ex dono I. L.These initials are for Sir John Leverett (1616-79), among the most illustrious of the fathersof New England, who was created knight andbaronet by Charles II in 1676. His father hadbeen alderman of Boston in Lincolnshire in Caudle Cups 113 1633. He was the… … 48. John Coeey. H. 6| in, son of Governor Dudley, that the caudle cup hasdescended to the present owner Mrs. Dudley H.Bradlee. Plain cups with gourd-shaped bodies were verypopular in England between the years 1660and 1730. The earliest plain Colonial cup witha gourd-shaped body, made by John Coney,…

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