Monteith

Possibly by John Spackman

Not on view

The arms, probably added later, most likely are intended to represent those of Paul Souchay de la Merie and his wife, Constance Roux, Huguenots who emigrated to England. Their son, Paul de Lamerie, became a noted English goldsmith.

Monteith, Possibly by John Spackman (active 1680–88 or later), Silver, British, London

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Monteith, Possibly by John Spackman (active 1680–88 or later), Silver, British, London
Monteith, Possibly by John Spackman (active 1680–88 or later), Silver, British, London

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