Very good condition. Stamped with a full set of marks underneath, lion mark to the edge of the lid. The hand chasing is sharp and very fine. The engraved crest and motto are worn.

Maker: James Young

James Young, apprenticed to John Muns 1749, freedom unrecorded. 1st mark entered as smallworker 1760, 2nd and 3rd marks in partnership with Orlando Jackson 1774. Report List 1773. 4th mark alone 1775. His son James was apprenticed to William Peaston 1778 and turned over to his father 1779. Jackson records his work as of elegant neo-Classical design and fine finish, particularly his epergnes.

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