Good condition overall with fine patina and sharp engraving. Slight unevenness on the top surface. The prominent solder between foot and top is probably original. Faint traces of an old restoration to the border can be seen on the underside.

Maker: Edward Ironside

Edward Ironside, London silversmith, apprenticed to Edward Gladwin 1688, turned over to Henry Beesley, free 1699. Mark entered as largeworker 1702. Livery 1705, Court 1726, Warden 1731 and 1737. Died 1737. Ironside's son Edward II, apprenticed to his father in 1720, becamePrime Warden in 1746 and Lord Mayor in 1753, died 1753. The business had become by then Ironside, Belchier & How.

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