George III 1760 Caster, 277 (1760-1820) 1761 Centre-piece, 279 1761 Cake-basket, 291 1764 Cream-jug, 305 1764 Cream-jug (Cork), 339 1765 Circular salt cellar with club feet, 165 1769 Salt cellar with glass liner, 167 1769 Coffee-pot (Edinburgh), 321 1770 Cream-pail (Dublin), 343 1771 Salt cellar, perforated work, 173 1771 Caster, 277 1773 Sugar-bowl, 283 1775 Coffee-pot, 255 1775 Tea-caddy, 259 1775 Centre-piece, 279 1776 Cream-pail, 285 1778 Tea-urn (Edinburgh), 325 1779 Cream-jug, 305 1780 Cream-jug, 305 1781-1790 Salt cellars, tureen form, 171 1782 Candlestick (Sheffield), 235 1782 Cream-pail, 285 1784 Tea-caddy, 259 1785 Salt cellar, circular, 165 1785 Salt cellar with glass liner, 167 1786 Salt cellar, cloven-hoof feet, 167 1786 Sugar-bowl, 285 1789 Salt cellar with club feet, 167 1789 Salt cellar, circular, 171 1790 Cream-jug, 309 1790 Mug (Edinburgh), 313 1791-1797 Salt cellar, boat-shaped, 171 1790-1800 Coffee-pots and teapots, 255 1800 Cream-jug, 309 1803 Salt cellar, washing tub form, 173 1804 Cream-jug, 309 1809 Cream-jug, 309 1810 Salt cellar, Pompeian design, 173 George IV 1818 Salt cellar, tureen form, 173 (1820-1830) William IV 1832 Salt cellar, circular, 173 (1830-1837) Classic influence, when at its height, 287 Clipped coins called in, panic in 1696, 57 Coffee-drinking, women’s petition to Parliament, 245 Coffee-pots, 250 Coffee-pots illustrated-- George II (1741), _Frontispiece_ Group George II and George III, 255 Newcastle (1737), 243 Scottish (1769), 321 Coin clipping, attempt to stamp out, 52 Coiners, heavy penalties for, 53 Communion cup and cover (Exeter), 78 Copper tokens, seventeenth century, with goldsmith’s name, 44 Cork Marks illustrated, 409 Cream-jug, the, 303 Cream-pail, the, 288 Cups, standing, 90 Date letters of London Assay Office (1598-1835), 359-385 Date marks, eccentricities of alphabets, 36; explanation of, 34-39 Delft salt cellars, Lambeth, Rouen, illustrated, 161 Dish, plum broth (1697), illustrated, 217 Dish ring or stand, Irish, 342 “Dollar” found on Irish silver, 334 Dollars, Spanish, legal tender with head of George III stamped on them, 337 Dryden receives bad coins from his publisher, 54 Dublin Marks illustrated, 409 Dutch silver--brandy cup in form like quaich, 316