George II 1728 Caster (Exeter), 273 (1727-1760) 1729 Small communion cup and cover, 81 1730 Tea-caddy, 259 1730 Coffee-pot, 255 1730 Trencher salt cellar, 165 1733 Mug (Exeter), 117 1736 Jug, helmet-shaped, 301 1737 Coffee-pot (Newcastle), 243 1740 Centre-piece (Dublin), 335 1740 Cream-jug (Dublin), 339 1741 Coffee-pot, _Frontispiece_ 1745 Teapot, 247 1746 Kettle and stand, 251 1746 Caster (Edinburgh), 317 1747 Caster, 277 1748 Tankard (Exeter), 117 1758 Trencher salt cellar, 165 1760 Tea-caddies and sugar box, 263 1760 Irish potato-ring, _Design on cover of volume_ 1740-1775 Bread-baskets, 289
George III 1760 Caster, 277 (1760-1820) 1761 Centre-piece, 279 1761 Cake-basket, 291 1764 Cream-jug, 305 1764 Cream-jug (Cork), 339 1765 Circular salt cellar with club feet, 165 1769 Salt cellar with glass liner, 167 1769 Coffee-pot (Edinburgh), 321 1770 Cream-pail (Dublin), 343 1771 Salt cellar, perforated work, 173 1771 Caster, 277 1773 Sugar-bowl, 283 1775 Coffee-pot, 255 1775 Tea-caddy, 259 1775 Centre-piece, 279 1776 Cream-pail, 285 1778 Tea-urn (Edinburgh), 325 1779 Cream-jug, 305 1780 Cream-jug, 305 1781-1790 Salt cellars, tureen form, 171 1782 Candlestick (Sheffield), 235 1782 Cream-pail, 285 1784 Tea-caddy, 259 1785 Salt cellar, circular, 165 1785 Salt cellar with glass liner, 167 1786 Salt cellar, cloven-hoof feet, 167 1786 Sugar-bowl, 285 1789 Salt cellar with club feet, 167 1789 Salt cellar, circular, 171 1790 Cream-jug, 309 1790 Mug (Edinburgh), 313 1791-1797 Salt cellar, boat-shaped, 171 1790-1800 Coffee-pots and teapots, 255 1800 Cream-jug, 309 1803 Salt cellar, washing tub form, 173 1804 Cream-jug, 309 1809 Cream-jug, 309 1810 Salt cellar, Pompeian design, 173
George IV 1818 Salt cellar, tureen form, 173 (1820-1830)
William IV 1832 Salt cellar, circular, 173 (1830-1837)
Classic influence, when at its height, 287
Clipped coins called in, panic in 1696, 57
Coffee-drinking, women’s petition to Parliament, 245
Coffee-pots illustrated-- George II (1741), _Frontispiece_ Group George II and George III, 255 Newcastle (1737), 243 Scottish (1769), 321
Copper tokens, seventeenth century, with goldsmith’s name, 44
Date letters of London Assay Office (1598-1835), 359-385
Date marks, eccentricities of alphabets, 36; explanation of, 34-39