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 London 
 Carpenters ' company 
 Luncheon at Carpenters 1 Hall
 
 THE LIBRARY 
 
 OF 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 LOS ANGELES
 
 fe.1 
 
 Xtbe Morsbipful Company of 
 Carpenters. 
 
 1st June, 1915.
 
 Xunebeon 
 
 at 
 
 Carpenters' Iball 
 
 on the occasion of 
 the presentation of the Freedom of the Company 
 
 to 
 
 TEbonms Mbanie, Esq., 3.p. 
 
 /lib aster : 
 MIX DEN SMITH. 
 
 TKIlacOens : 
 
 WALTER W. PULLEIN. 
 FREDERICK G. FITCH, J.P. 
 FREDERICK SUTTON, J.P. 
 
 Cleih: 
 
 I. HUTTON FREEMAN.
 
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 SALMON AND MAYONNAISE SAUCE. 
 FILLETS OF SOLE IN ASPIC. 
 
 LAMB CUTLETS AND PEAS. 
 
 ASPARAGUS. 
 
 COLD CHICKEN. 
 YORK HAM. 
 SALAD- 
 JELLIES AND MERINGUES. 
 COMPOTE OF FRUIT AND ICE CREAM. 
 
 DESSERT AND COFFEE.
 
 £ 
 
 ARPENTERS^HALWTONE^r^IQK: 
 LlV[AI)E-FREE-By-PRBSENTM:iON 
 
 &*.#£■ 6/. fatten 
 
 MASTERS* 
 
 
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 SilveMBUt Stanoinct Cup & Cover. 
 
 Bearing the Arms of the Company. Date 
 1611. Maker: F. Terry, London. Weight 
 11-35. Height 24 inches. 
 
 The cup stands upon a circular foot, with 
 egg and tongue ornamentation, above which 
 is acanthus leaf chasing and a balustrade stem, 
 and above these extend three shaped scroll 
 brackets with grotesque terminals ; the bowl 
 of the cup is egg shaped and ornamented with 
 chased work over a matted surface. The 
 cover is decorated in the same manner, and is 
 surmounted with a triangular spire of pierced 
 work resting on three shaped brackets, sur- 
 mounted with the figure of a knight holding 
 in the right hand a spear, the left resting on 
 a shield, bearing the Arms of the Company 
 in pricked work. Round the upper edge of 
 the bowl is inscribed: "John Reeve being M' 
 y* second tymc made me For y e use of y c M' 
 Wardens &> coi-altye of y e Mistery of Freemen 
 of y e Carpentry of y e Cittye of London for ever, 
 hi out charging y c coi-altye then being," and 
 on the foot is inscribed: " Wdrdcns Tho 
 Fawcon, Edward more &• William Bonner."
 
 Stlver=(5ilt StanMng Cup & Cover. 
 
 Date 1609. Maker: F. Terry, London. 
 Weight 31100. Height 19£ inches. 
 
 The shape, decoration and engraving, are 
 similar to the Master's cup, except for the 
 terminal of the spire being in the form of a spike, 
 on one side is a shield with the Company's 
 Arms, on the opposite side is a shield engraved 
 with a merchant's mark (probably that of the 
 donorl ; the inscription as follows is on the 
 outside of the rim: ••John A use! I having 
 bene twice M' of y' Comp of Carpenters gave 
 this to r 1 ' M r Wardens &> Comity of y e Mistery 
 of Fremen of y e Carpentry of y c Cittye of 
 London Anno Do Kill." 
 
 5ilver*(3Ut Stauoiuo Cup d Cover. 
 
 Date 1613. Maker: R. S. Weight 28 400. 
 Height \9h inches. 
 
 The shape, decoration and style, are 
 similar again to the previously described cup, 
 and the terminal of the spire is a spike, on 
 the baluster of the stem supporting the 
 brackets are three masks. The cup bears the 
 Company's Arms, and on the second shield is 
 a monogram of the donor's initials, T. E., 
 Thomas Edmones, and it bears the following 
 inscription: " This Clip is y c gift of Thomas 
 Edmones. yongest Warden of f Companye of 
 Caipe liters c r - M r Carpenter to y' Chamber of 
 London & one of y-' jour Vewers ofy 1 same 
 Cyttie, Anno Dom 1612*
 
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