Antique Pewter has dated this Charles II Pewter Charger to the 17th Century.
Antique English pewter broad rim charger of 20.25in diameter, by Lawrence Dyer of Aldermanbury, St. Lawrence, London; who worked 1649 - 1691.
The charger has a full set of hallmarks to the front rim and a touchmark to the reverse rim.
The paternal arms were granted to John SKRYMSHIRE of Norbury in 1584. The family were derived from Nottinghamshire and the second and third quarters of the paternal quarterly show the arms of the MUSCHAMP family, Geoffrey SKRYMSHIRE (born 1430) having earlier in Nottinghamshire married the heiress Margaret MUSCHAMP (born 1435). Although the maternal impaled arms are at present unidentified it is expected that the arms are a variant of the TALBOT family arms, John SKRYMSHIRE having married Dorothy TALBOT in the early 17th century. The blazon: quarterly of four - 1,4: gules, a lion rampant or, within a bordure vair (Skrimshire). 2,3: azure, a chevron between three butterflies argent (Muschamp) - impaling - argent, two chevronells gules (Talbot?)
Provenance:
A private Oxfordshire collection, purchased from Witney Antiques in 1981.
Condition:
The charger is in good condition with a lightly cleaned and polished finish to the front and reverse.
Repairs: There are a few old and very well executed small repairs as can be seen in the images.
Size: 20.25 inch diameter (51.20cm).
Rim - 3.75in (9.60cm). 37.%.
Weight: TBA grams.
Pewterer's reference number:
Pewter Society: - PS3017.
Cotterell: Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks - OP1480.
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Stock number: P-179.
Antique Pewter has dated this Charles II Pewter Charger to the 17th Century.
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Charles II Pewter 20.25in Broad Rim Charger with Skrymshire Family Crest, by Lawrence Dyer Circa 1660.
