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Silversmith: Keith & Co
Silver-gilt and matted; the baluster-shaped body on spreading circular foot, beneath a domed cover surmounted by a cross rising from a ring of trefoils.
Silver-gilt and matted; the cruet has a baluster body and sparrow's beak spout, and stands on a stepped circular spreading foot. A border at the top of the body is engraved with a Gothic pattern of leaves, beneath which the body is fluted and devided into four panels by applied straps decorated with punched circles and a rope edge. The foot stands on a pierced gallery beneath an applied rope border. The slightly domed hinged cover is surmounted by a cross rising from a ring of trefoils. The handle is formed from a rope edged circle within a scroll, the area between being filled with a pierced grill of Gothic design. On the base is an inscription: To the Honour of God / and in memory of / Reginald Charles Coleridge / this Flagon was presented to / Hartford Parish Church / by his friends / many of whom were his comrades / in the Church Lad's Brigade / and the Boy Scouts / he went to his rest on the / 15 April 1912 / his body went down into the deep / with the wreck of the S.S. Titanic / and now sleeps in the hope / until the Sea shall / give up Her dead.
Lent by Hartford Parish Church Council
Weight: 340 g
Weight: 10 :`8 oz : dwt
Method of acquisition: Loan (1932) by Hartford Parish Church Council
20th Century, Early
Edward VII
1907
-
1908
Surface
composed of
gold
Foot
Diameter 7.8 cm
Diameter 3 in
To Top Of Cross
Height 19.8 cm
Height 7⅞ in
Borders
Inscription
Inscription present: in a two lobed cartouche
Inscription present: lion passant
Inscription present: leopard's head
Accession number: AAL.12-1932
Primary reference Number: 159896
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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