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An oval soup tureen and cover,with goat's head mask handles, ornamental edge and beaded moulding, embossed and fluted on four scroll leaf feet, on tray, with liner, all pieces fully marked, engraved with the School armorials and motto . Makers Mark reads W. H.

A classical vase shaped cup and cover with handles, engraved with a Latin inscription 'Praeceptori optime merenti Gulielmo Church Totton A.M', applied with a band of vine mask terminated cornucopia handles, the cover engraved with the School arms below finial, one leaf missing, some overall dents. Cover [engraved with school arms] Not loaded.

Five light with heraldic lion base, no. 47/250

With lion sejant armorial lug handle, no. 41/2500, cased

15 small raised shields on silver plaque with school crest in the middle. Awarded: 1891-1905. Lower plaque loose.

15 small silver shields & 3 silver plaques (1 school crest, 1 presentation: A.T. Willett (OW) 1922'. Awarded: 1922-1935. Damage to plaque at point of shield. Needs refixing. Missing 1 large silver shield. Some loose elements stored separately.

3 plaques (1 school crest) and 14 small shields on a wooden support. Awarded: 1921-1934. Damage to plaque at tip and 2 shields missing. Presented by the Rev. G.H. Nall 1922. Some loose elements stored separately.

Silver shield on a wooden support. 1 small plaque. Presented by Henry Smith Esq., 1912. Awarded: 1879 - 1939. Damaged, right hand 'ear' lost.

15 small shields, 1 central plaque (school crest) and a small presentation plaque inscribed: 'Presented by the Elizabethan Club 1887'. Awarded: 1887-1901. Several shields need re fixing.

Settle's printed poem has been pasted onto large pages and illuminated in an ornate style with architectural and armorial details. These designs are echoed in the binding, which is red morocco with dark blue onlay and decorated with gold and blind tooling. The item was conserved in the 20th century with its corners and spine repaired with brown calf.

it has been suggested that the binding is recycled from an earlier volume. The coats of arms are those of a man from the Savile family, ensigned by an earl's coronet, suggesting a date from 1679-1682, when the grandfather of Lady Dorothy Savile, Lord Burlington's wife, was Earl of Halifax.