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The Clarke/Cabott Tankard

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Tapering cylindrical form tankard with dolphin thumbpiece, cut card ornament, gadrooning, and deeply molded handle with cylindrical scroll. Raised dome and bud finial. Made around 1690 and presented to the church almost a century later, in 1784, this tankard exemplifies Boston’s late 17th-century Baroque style. The object is also distinguished by its fine engraving, which represents the arms of the Clarke family.
Department of American Paintings Sculpture & Decorative Arts William Clarke (d. 1710) by descent; to his nephew William Clarke (d. circa 1723) and Hannah (Appleton) Clarke by descent; to their daughter Elizabeth Clarke (1716-1785) and Francis Cabott gift; to North Church Salem 1784-1924 transferred; to First Church in Salem 1924 sold [through Christie's New York January 18 2007 lot 62]; to Daniel Pollack gift; to Harvard Art Museums 2016 Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Daniel A. Pollack and Susan F. Pollack Harvard Classes of 1960 and 1964
Title: The Clarke/Cabott Tankard
Description:
Tapering cylindrical form tankard with dolphin thumbpiece, cut card ornament, gadrooning, and deeply molded handle with cylindrical scroll.
Raised dome and bud finial.
Made around 1690 and presented to the church almost a century later, in 1784, this tankard exemplifies Boston’s late 17th-century Baroque style.
The object is also distinguished by its fine engraving, which represents the arms of the Clarke family.

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