Martin Stockar
Martin Stockar, London silversmith, originally from Kent, apprenticed to Michael Fenton 1688, free 1695. 1st mark entered as largeworker probably 1697 on commencement of the register. 2nd mark in partnership with Edward Peacock 1705. 3rd mark alone.
Martin Stockar
Martin Stockar, London silversmith, originally from Kent, apprenticed to Michael Fenton 1688, free 1695. 1st mark entered as largeworker probably 1697 on commencement of the register. 2nd mark in partnership with Edward Peacock 1705. 3rd mark alone.
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1715
Martin Stockar
10165 Antique George I Silver Coffee Pot
£10,750
An early antique silver coffee pot (or chocolate pot) with domed lid and beautifully grained fruit wood side handle. The elegant plain style, with simple reed borders, has the straight lined octagonal shape which is a very rare and desirable feature. The decorative strapwork handle supports are also functional as Britannia standard silver is purer and therefore a softer silver. Contains 1000ml. Weight 1098 grams, 35.3 troy ounces. Height 26.6cm. Diameter 15.25cm (widest point of body). London 1715. Maker Martin Stockar. Britannia standard silver.
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