Record

RefNoMOB/054
LevelItem
TitleSilver salver
ArtistReily, Charles & George Storer
Datec.1843
DescriptionSalver, with an acanthus leaf and flower engraved decoration to the surface, framing a later inscription. With a raised leaf border, the slaver stands on four feet. The inscription reads: ‘PRESENTED TO THE REVD. HENRY STEBBING DD FRS. Rector of St. Nicholas Cole Abbey London. BY A NUMBER OF HIS FRIENDS in recognition of his long and devoted services as CHAPLAIN TO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL from the foundation in 1834 until his retirement in 1879.’ Previously belonged to Henry Stebbing FRS.
Extent1 artefact
ObjectNameSilverware
MaterialsSilver
Dimensionsh 65 x d 536 mm
AccessStatusOpen
ProvenancePresented to the Royal Society in 1961-1962, bequeathed by William Pinckard Delane Stebbing, grandson of Henry Stebbing; recorded in Royal Society Minutes of Council, Printed, vol.21 1961-1964, p.17
URLDescriptionDigital version available on The Royal Society Picture Library
URLhttps://pictures.royalsociety.org/image-rs-12480
Fellows associated with this archive
CodePersonNameDates
NA1618Stebbing; Henry (1799 - 1883); author and Church of England clergyman1799 - 1883
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