THE COWCADDENS MAZER A RARE JAMES VI SCOTTISH SILVER MAZER
MARK OF THOMAS CLYGHORNE, EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1615, WITH DEACON'S MARK OF JAMES DENNEISTOUN
THE COWCADDENS MAZER A RARE JAMES VI SCOTTISH SILVER MAZER MARK OF THOMAS CLYGHORNE, EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1615, WITH DEACON'S MARK OF JAMES DENNEISTOUN Circular, the elongated tapering rim with reeded border, with central reeded and foliage band, the rounded body on a stepped foot, engraved on the internal central boss with a coat-of-arms and initials 'II' and 'MS', the rim further engraved with two coats-of-arms, one with initials 'P*B' and 'MI' and other with initials 'M' over '*P*B*' and 'MC', marked near rim 8 in. (20.3 cm.) diam. 17 oz. (536 gr.) The arms and initials on the central boss are those of Inglish impaling Stewart for James Inglis a merchant burgess and sometimes Provost of Glasgow and his wife Marion Stewart who he married in 1615. The arms and initials engraved on the rim are those of Bell impaling Inglis for Patrick Bell of Cowcaddens and his wife Margaret, daughter of James Inglis and those of Bell impaling Campbell for Patrick Bell and his wife Mary Campbell who he married in 1649.
THE COWCADDENS MAZER A RARE JAMES VI SCOTTISH SILVER MAZER
MARK OF THOMAS CLYGHORNE, EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1615, WITH DEACON'S MARK OF JAMES DENNEISTOUN
THE COWCADDENS MAZER A RARE JAMES VI SCOTTISH SILVER MAZER MARK OF THOMAS CLYGHORNE, EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1615, WITH DEACON'S MARK OF JAMES DENNEISTOUN Circular, the elongated tapering rim with reeded border, with central reeded and foliage band, the rounded body on a stepped foot, engraved on the internal central boss with a coat-of-arms and initials 'II' and 'MS', the rim further engraved with two coats-of-arms, one with initials 'P*B' and 'MI' and other with initials 'M' over '*P*B*' and 'MC', marked near rim 8 in. (20.3 cm.) diam. 17 oz. (536 gr.) The arms and initials on the central boss are those of Inglish impaling Stewart for James Inglis a merchant burgess and sometimes Provost of Glasgow and his wife Marion Stewart who he married in 1615. The arms and initials engraved on the rim are those of Bell impaling Inglis for Patrick Bell of Cowcaddens and his wife Margaret, daughter of James Inglis and those of Bell impaling Campbell for Patrick Bell and his wife Mary Campbell who he married in 1649.
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