A George I Silver Tankard 1

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Richard Bayley was apprenticed to Charles Overing in 1699 and turned over to John Gibbons in 1704. Free 1706. First mark entered in 1708 at Foster Lane, London. Second mark 1720. Third mark 1732. Warden of the Goldsmiths Company 1746-8. Prime warden 1751.

He was known for his hollowware such as tankards, jugs, tea and coffee pots.

His son, Richard, was apprenticed to Samuel Spindler in 1713.

Richard Bayley

Antique Silver George I Tankard made in 1718

A George I tankard of plain tapering form with an applied girdle standing on a circular base.


Date	1718
Made By	Richard Bayley
Location	London
Stock Number	W188x22

Antique Silver George I Tankard made in 1718

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