Duty mark, the, explanation of, 60 Ecclesiastical plate, 65-78 Edinburgh Marks illustrated, 405 Edinburgh tea-table customs, 303 Earthenware emulating silver, 169, 249, 262, 294 East India Company, teapot presented to, 241; import of tea and teapots by, 249 Eighteenth-century Assay Offices, 28 Eighteenth-century beverages, 253; salt cellars, types of, 157 Elizabethan flagons, 107 Elston, John, silversmith, Exeter, 78 Exeter Marks illustrated, 81, 115, 117, 209, 273, 391 Exeter silver plate illustrated-- Chalices, Elizabethan, 67, 71; Charles I, 71 Communion cup, George II, 81 Mug, George III, 117 Spoons, 189 Tankard, Queen Anne, 115; George II, 117 Flagons, sixteenth-century, 107 Flaxman, John, teapot designed by, 250 Foreign mark, the, 62 Forgeries, 220 Fraud, cutting out old marks, 275 Fraud, possibilities of, in marks, 63, 359 French influence in late eighteenth century, 287 Gamble, Ellis, goldsmith, master of Hogarth, his shop card, 45 Gibson, George, silversmith, York, 113 “Gin Street,” engraving by Hogarth, 132 Glasgow Marks illustrated, 405 Glasgow silver. Marks, 404; quaich (1665) illustrated, 313 Glassworker, designs of the, utilized in silver, 212 Goble, Robert, silversmith, Cork, specimen illustrated, 331; marks illustrated, 409 Goldsmiths’ Company, London, early power of, 26; the true function of, 35; salt cellars in possession of, 146 Hall-marks, explanation of, 25-30 Hall-marks of various Assay Offices, 28 Handle, the, of posset-pot and porringer, 207 Hanway, Jonas, condemns tea, 254 Harp handles in Irish silver, 338; cup illustrated, 331 Hibernia, figure of, as a mark, 33, 334 Higher standard mark, explanation of, 49-59 Hogarth, William, apprenticed to goldsmith, 45; his satires on drinking, 132 House of Commons Select Committee on Hall-marking of Plate, 25, 27, 153 Hour-glass form of salt cellar illustrated, 143 Individuality of craftsmen’s work extinguished, 43 Initials of makers, 43 Innholders’ Company salt cellars, 146 Ions, I., silversmith, Exeter, 74 Irish goldsmiths, 47 Irish makers’ names, 345, 346 Irish plate illustrated-- Caster, 331 Centre-piece, 335 Cream-jugs, 339 Cream-pail, 343 Loving-cup, 331 Potato-ring, _Cover of volume_ Irish silver, 329 Irish standard mark, 33 Irish towns where silver was wrought, 337 Jug, stoneware (1570), with silver mounts, 101 Lambeth delft salt cellar, 163 Lamerie, Paul de, mark illustrated, 251 Lantern-shaped teapot (1670) illustrated, 243 Lavabo bowl illustrated, 79 Leigh standing cup, the, 93 “Lima” found on George II gold coins, 337 Lion’s head erased mark, when found on silver, 51 Locke, “Further Considerations Concerning the Raising the Value of Money,” 55 London hall-marks-- Marks illustrated, 129, 135, 197, 205, 217, 231, 251, 269, 291, 349-385 Table of date letters (1598-1835), 351-355 Table showing differences in shapes of shields, 357