Baldwin's of St. James's
Auction 29 19 Mar 2019
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Faversham Collection, Faversham, 17th snd 18th century tokens, halfpennies (2): Robert Hogben, three tuns (W.271); Robert Preston, THE QVEENS ARMES, 1664 (W.276); farthing, Francis Waterman (W.277), fine, very fine and fair; John Crow (1754-1822), brazier and coppersmith, halfpenny, 1794, old English 'Round Ship', PAYABLE AT FEVERSHAM around, rev. shield of arms of the Cinque Ports, CINQUE PORTS HALFPENNY. 1794, edge, PAYABLE AT IOHN CROWSS COPPER SMITH X . X (DH.20; Conder p.50, 15), choice, good extremely fine with much redness (4)
Robert Hogben – the Three Tuns tavern, Tanner's Green, Faversham, on Spink ticket of 1972; it was to the Queen's Arms that James II was brought after he had been apprehended trying to flee the country in 1688; Francis Waterman, the Mercers' Arms, was mayor of Faversham in 1665 and again in 1681. He died in 1707 and is buried in the Parish Church. The last on Spink ticket, September 1973.
(80-120 GBP)
Robert Hogben – the Three Tuns tavern, Tanner's Green, Faversham, on Spink ticket of 1972; it was to the Queen's Arms that James II was brought after he had been apprehended trying to flee the country in 1688; Francis Waterman, the Mercers' Arms, was mayor of Faversham in 1665 and again in 1681. He died in 1707 and is buried in the Parish Church. The last on Spink ticket, September 1973.
(80-120 GBP)