George III Antique Silver Ladle
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Stock: 10275
Date: 1762
Maker: George Baskerville & William Sampel
Country: England
An elegant antique sterling silver serving ladle with a shell shaped bowl. Excellent plain style. Hand engraved decorative initials to...
Description
Condition
The soup ladle is in very good condition with moderate signs of wear commensurate with age. Slight wear to the engraving on the tip of the handle.
Maker Information
Maker: George Baskerville & William Sampel
George Baskerville & William Sampel, London silversmiths. Marks entered in partnership 27th January 1755. George Baskerville, apprenticed to Joseph Sanders, undated but sfter 1732, freedom unrecorded. 1st mark entered as largeworker 1738. 2nd mark 1745, 3rd mark 1751. 4th mark in partnership with William Sampel 1755. 5th mark alone 1755. 6th mark in partnership with Thomas Morley 1775. Last mark alone 1780. He is recorded working in London as late as 1792. William Sampel, no record of apprenticeship or freedom. 1st mark entered as largeworker in partnership with George Baskerville. 2nd mark alone 1755.
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