John King
John King, apprenticed to Henry Brind 1750, turned over to William Shaw 1751, free 1757. First mark entered as plateworker 1775. 2nd mark 1775. 3rd mark 1779. 5th mark 1785. 6th mark 1789. His son Joseph was apprenticed to him 1780.
John King
John King, apprenticed to Henry Brind 1750, turned over to William Shaw 1751, free 1757. First mark entered as plateworker 1775. 2nd mark 1775. 3rd mark 1779. 5th mark 1785. 6th mark 1789. His son Joseph was apprenticed to him 1780.
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1798
John King
10478 George III Antique Silver Mug
£795
A handsome antique silver mug of baluster form having a scroll handle with acanthus leaf mount. Excellent plain style. Good gauge silver and large size. Contains 550ml, just under 1 pint. Weight 402g, 12.9 troy oz. Height 13.7cm, 5.4ins. Spread 13.3cm. Diameter of top 8.3cm. London 1798. Maker John King. Sterling silver.
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1768
John King
8948 George III Silver Lidded Tankard
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A good antique sterling silver tankard with domed hinged lid and plain baluster design. Attractive strapwork to the top of the handle. An unusual feature is the engraved decoration to the heart shaped finial at the base of the handle. Uninscribed. Contains 900 ml. Weight 717 grams, 23 troy ounces. Height 19.5 cms. Diameter 9.75 cms (top). London 1768. Maker John King.
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