Old London silver, its history, its makers and its marks (1903)
Howard, Montague · New York : Scribner · leaf 179
eing turned into somethingmore salable. We give an illustration of a collection of punch ladles(No. 98). A few years ago they were quite abundant, andwe should infer that at one time every household must havehad one, but now they are rather scarce. They often havea coin, sometimes of gold, set in… … No. 96. A Silver Punch-Bowl Belonging to the Duke of Rutland This huge bowl was made by Childs in 1682, and was sold to the thenEarl of Rutland, in whose family it is still preserved From The Tatler
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