Queen Anne Antique Silver Tea Caddy
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Stock: 10352
Date: 1704
Maker: Thomas Parr
Country: England
An extremely rare collector’s item dating to the early 1700's. This unique little silver tea box of cube form has...
Description
Condition
This little box is in remarkably fine condition with crisp, clean lines. It shows moderate signs of wear commensurate with age and some minor surface scratching.
Maker Information
Maker: Thomas Parr
Thomas Parr I, London silversmith, apprenticed to Simon Noy 1687, free 1694. Livery 1712. 1st mark entered as largeworker undated, probably 1697. 2nd mark 1717. Livery 1712. Died c.1728 when his widow Sarah entered her own mark. Thomas Parr II, son of Thomas Parr II, free by patrimony 1733. 1st mark entered 1733, 2nd and 3rd marks 1739. Livery 1750. Court 1735. Warden 1771-3.
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