Romer, Edward, silversmith, 294 Salt cellars, 139; classified list of types, 154, 157 Salt cellars-- Norwich Corporation, 149 Christ’s College, Cambridge, 158; illustrated, 143 Clothworkers’ Company, 146 Goldsmiths’ Company, 146 Ironmongers’ Company, 146 Innholders’ Company, 146 Mercers’ Company, 159; illustrated, 151, 155 Skinners’ Company, 146 Vintners’ Company, 146 Scott, Sir Walter, quoted as to tea-leaves, 304 Scottish silver, 311-327 Scottish silver plate illustrated-- Caster, 317 Coffee-pot, 321 Mug, 313 Quaich, 313 Tea-urn, 327 Scottish standard mark, 35 Seventeenth-century tankards, 110 Shapes of shields, differences in, table showing, 357 Sheffield Marks illustrated, 398, 399 Sheffield “silver plated” or silver plate, definition, 234 Sheffield silver plate illustrated-- Candlestick, 235 Shields, table showing differences in London Hall-marks, 357 Shute, William, silversmith, marks illustrated, 361 Silver mountings for wood vessels, 86; for earthenware, 86, 98, 101, 109 Skinners’ Company salt cellars, 146 Somerset House, the battle of, 107 Spanish dollars legal tender with head of George III stamped on them, 337 Spoons-- Apostle, 180, 183; illustrated, 185, 189; prices, 187 Fiddle pattern, 192 Flat stem, 188; illustrated, 181 Maidenhead, 187 Rat-tail, 191; illustrated, 189 Seal-top, 187; illustrated, 185; prices, 194 Slipped in the stalk, 188; illustrated, 185 Trifid, 188; illustrated, 185 Spoons, placing of marks on, 193 Staffordshire silversmith’s designs, 294 Staffordshire lustre ware emulating silver, 249 Staffordshire potter’s emulation of silver plate, 169, 249, 262, 294 Standard Marks, 31-33 Standard work on marks, 34 Standing cups, 90 Standing salt cellars, 154 “Sterling” found on Cork silver, 334 Stoneware jug, the, Elizabethan, with silver mounts, 98, 101 Strong, James, silversmith, Exeter, 78 Sugar-bowls, 287 Sugar, silver boxes for, 261 Sumner salt cellar, the, illustrated, 155 Symonds, Pentecost, silversmith, Exeter, 78 Table customs, “below the salt,” 141 Tankards, seventeenth-century, 110 Tea advertisement, a quaint seventeenth-century, 242 Tea-caddies, 258; evolution to cabinet-maker’s style, 261 Tea-drinking, excessive, 254 Teapot, the earliest known silver (1670), 241 Teapots, 241 Tea-strainers, 304 Tea-table manners, eighteenth-century, 303 Tea-urn, Scottish, 1778; illustrated, 325 “Tiger” ware, Elizabethan, with silver mounts, 98 Tokens, copper (seventeenth century) with goldsmiths’ names, 46 Town marks found on Scottish silver, 315 Trencher salt cellars, 157 Turner cup, the (1679), York Corporation plate, 102 “Vigo” found on Queen Anne’s guineas (1703), 337 Vyner, Sir Robert, piquant story of, 44 Wedgwood wooden models of silversmith’s designs, 250 Wesley, John, condemns tea, 254 West Malling jug, the Elizabethan (1581), 101 Wine cup, the Stuart, 123