Set of George II Silver Casters
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Stock: 10214
Date: 1728
Maker: Samuel Welder
Country: England
A super quality set of 3 antique silver castors with pierced removable tops. Classic plain form. Heavy gauge and chunky...
Description
Condition
These excellent silver castors are in very condition. Lovely antique colour. They show moderate signs of wear commensurate with age.
Maker Information
Maker: Samuel Welder
Samuel Welder, London silversmith, apprenticed to Robert Keble in 1707, free 1714. 1st mark entered as largeworker 1714, 2nd mark 1717, 3rd (sterling mark) 1720, 4th mark 1729. Welder was a specialist caster maker of the period. Welder’s mark is sometimes confused with Samuel Woods’ mark (also a specialist caster maker). Although similar in appearance Wood’s 1st mark wasn’t entered until 1730.
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