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On View In:
Gallery 350
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Artist:
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John Coney
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Title:
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Footed salver
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Date:
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c. 1702
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Medium:
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Silver
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Dimensions:
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2 1/2 x 9 5/8 in. (6.4 x 24.45 cm)
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Credit Line:
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Gift of James F. and Louise H. Bell
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Location:
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Gallery 350
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Artist/Creator(s)
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Name:
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Coney, John
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Role:
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Silversmith
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Nationality:
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American
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Life Dates:
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American, 1656-1722
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Object Description
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Inscriptions:
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Mark
Engraved in the center is the coat of arms of Dudley, for Governor Joseph Dudley. in shield
Maker's mark struck once on upper surface.
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Classification:
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Metalwork
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Physical Description:
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footed salver with gadrooned rim and foot; engraved Dudley coat-of-arms; fleur-de-lis mark with circle in a heart on top beneath coat-of-arms; mark rare after 1705, so paten probably dates before that time
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Creation Place:
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North America, United States, , Massachusetts, Boston
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Accession #:
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33.5
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Owner:
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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
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