This outstanding example of early English silver is in excellent condition. Lovely patina. Good weight. Crisp, clear marks. There is no sign of damage or repair.

Maker: Henry Greenway

Henry Greenway, London silversmith, apprenticed to Henry Starkey, free 1648. 3 apprentices were bound to and free of Greenway - Robert Smythier, Christopher Kemble and John Richardson. The “HG” mark was attributed to Henry Greenway in Jackson’s “Silver and Gold Marks of England, Scotland and Ireland, Ian Pickford edition”. Greenway was the only plateworker active between 1650 and 1665 with the initials HG (see Dr David Mitchell’s “Silversmiths in Elizabethan and Stuart London”).

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