Beaded pattern, the 18th century pieces all engraved with a crest within a motto beneath a baron's coronet, comprising:
Twenty-four dinner plates, shaped circular, mark of Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp, 1781, marked underneath and engraved underneath with No 28 11:8 / No 29 12:16 / No 31 12:10 / No 33 12:7 / No 34 12: / No 35 11:9¹⁄₂ / No 36 12:6 / No 37 11:9 / No 38 11:13 / No 39 11:9 / No 40 12:2 / No 41 12:11 / No 42 12:9 / No 43 10:17 / No 44 12: / No 45 11:12 / No 46 12:8 / No 47 12:16 / No 48 11:15 / No 49 12:16 / No 50 12:5 / No 51 12:9 / No 52 12:3 / No 53 12:9
Four hexagonal shaped entree-dishes, marked underneath: two with mark of Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp, London, 1782, engraved underneath No 19 17:14 and No 20 17:12, and two with mark of Robert Sharp, London, 1796;
Together with twenty-four matching side plates, marked underneath: Tessiers ltd, London, 1968 and stamped Tessiers / London
The plates: 9¹⁄₈ in. (23 cm.) and 6 in. (15.2 cm.); the dishes 9¹⁄₂ in. (24 cm.)
478 oz. 17 dwt. (14,895 gr.)
The crest is that of Herbert, for Henry Herbert, 1st Baron Porchester of Highclere, co. Southampton, later 1st Earl Carnarvon (1741-1811). He was created a baron in 1780 and elevated to an earldom in 1793.

Henry Herbert, 1st Baron Porchester of Highclere, co. Southampton, later 1st Earl Carnarvon (1741-1811).

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