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HERALDRY IN SILVERWARE
FAMILY CREST:
ARKWRIGHT
A crest used by Robert Arkwright, Esq. of Sutton Scarsdale and Willersley, Derby.
The crest is described as "an eagle, rising (in beak an escutcheon, pendant by ribbon, charged with a hank of cotton)".
The motto is "Multa tuli fecique" (I have borne and done many things)
The crest was found on an Old Sheffield Plate cheese toaster made by H. Wilkinson & Co.
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