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Old London silver, its history, its makers and its marks (1903)

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iced drinks, and precededthe tankard. Good examples existin many collections, and, when of-fered for sale, bring high prices.There were four in the Dunn-Gardnersale that sold for from ;^i6o to ;^28oeach. The famous West Mailingjug is of stoneware, with splashingsof purple, orange, green and… … No. 122 (1576)At South Kensington Museum JUGS 169 Silver jugs for hot water are more recent. One of thetime of George I is known, but they were not common

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