Salwey / Shadwell / Thompson Loving Cup
Inscribed 'Hoc poculum amoris ergo dederunt, Herbertus Salway, Carolus Lancelotus Shadwell, Henricus Lewis Thompson, MDCCCLXVI on the back 'Praefecto et Alumnis Collegii Sancti Petri apud Westmonasteriensis', cut-card motif around lower section, Not loaded. No cover. This piece may have been converted from a ewer at the time of presentation.
Bodenick, Jacob, active 17th Century
A two-handled cup, shaped as a College cup, inscribed E. Dono Edwardi Hannes, Allumnis Regiis Westmonasteriensis, split to body. Not loaded. No cover. Maker's mark obscured.
Pewter baluster ale jug, late 18th/19th Century
Domed hinged cover, scroll handle, plain. Touch mark bears date 1727 (cover with minor old repair at the hinge).
A two-handled cup, with applied fine mask strapwork, crested and inscribed Viro Dilectissimo Johanni Sargeaunt A.M. Regine Scholae Westmonasteriensis Per XXVIII Annos 1919, engraved on one side with the Westminster School arms and on the other with the arms of Sargeaunt. Maker's mark only.
Tuite, John, active 18th Century
The Michael O'Brien Inter House Fives Cup
George II trophy cup, later chased with rocaille work, fixed upon a modern black plastic plinth base with plaque. Marks rubbed and partially overworked.
Early George III Pepper Shaker
Pepper caster [identical to T0001.068 but different date & maker].
Peaston, Robert, active 18th Century
Early George III Pepper Shaker
Pepper caster [identical to T0001.067 but different date & maker]. Maker's mark obscured, probably SW.
Irish George III two handled silver cup
Two handled silver cup with crest 'In patrium populum que.' Not loaded. No cover. Awarded 1880 - 1883. Names of pupils inscribed under the base. Makers Mark reads R.W.
There are hallmarks but they are difficult to make out. Coin (1773) inserted in the base. Makers Mark reads IOM.
A George III silver challenge cup and cover, with applied leaf decoration on lower part and lid, with elephant head and trunk handles, engraved with coat-of-arms and inscription in Latin with names of donors, inscribed T. Whipham Fecit, Fleet Street, oak case, repaired finial.
Robins, John, d. 1831