Queen Anne Antique Silver Snuffers and Stand
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Stock: 10255
Date: 1706 - 1718
Maker: Matthew Cooper
Country: England
A rare and very attractive early English silver snuffers and stand dating to the early 1700’s. The plain styled base,...
Description
Condition
Both the stand and snuffers are in very good condition. They fit well together with just a slight movement. The scissors do not have a snap shut action but they close well and are usable.
Maker Information
Maker: Matthew Cooper
Matthew Cooper, apprenticed to Robert Cooper 1693. Turned over 1693 to Joseph Bird. First mark entered as largeworker, 1702. . Signatory as “working goldsmith” to the petition complaining of the competition of “necessitous foreigners not having served seven years of apprenticeship", February 1716. Son Robert apprenticed to him, 1725. His mark is usually found on candlesticks, as is his master Joseph Bird. He was church warden of St John Zachary in 1713.
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