1376-01-10, Havering

Pardon to William Man, serjeant of the saucery of the household, three salt-cellars of the king's of white silver marked outside with a seventeen like salt-cellars marked within on the border with king's arms of England and France, quartered, twenty-two like saltmarked within on the border with an escutcheon (scuchetto) the said arms, and twenty silver salt-cellars marked with the said the whole weighing by the goldsmiths weight twenty-six pound shillings and tenpence halfpenny, making in money 34. 12d., . two salt-cellars of the king's of white silver marked without on border with the arms of England and Hainault, party (partitis), by the said weight thirty shillings two pence farthing and in money 39s. 3d.; all which were stolen and lost when in his in the time when Henry de Wakefeld, clerk, was keeper of the By p.s. [31270.]