A George III Silver Two-Handled Tray 1

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John Mewburn was baptised on 6 February 1762 at St Andrew, Holborn, an area near Hatton Garden. He was the son of John and Rebecca Mewburn of Purpool Lane (today called Portpool Lane, off Gray’s Inn Road) and was the youngest of their four children.

Since he is known to have practised as a silversmith in London, he had to have been a guild member, so records were explored at the private library of the Goldsmiths’ Company in Goldsmiths’ Hall on Foster Lane in London. John appears in the Black Book of the Goldsmiths’ Company as, Mewburn John; father John; Master Jn Crouch Vol 8, page 302; 1777, Bound in name of Nubron Freedom 4 Jul 1792; Livery June 18.

John Mewburn

Antique Silver George III Two-Handled Tray made in 1812

A George III sterling silver two-handled tray. The tray is of oval form, with engraved and chased foliate decoration.


Antique Silver George III Two-Handled Tray made in 1812 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1812
Made By	John Mewburn
Location	London
Stock Number	W78x3

Antique Silver George III Two-Handled Tray made in 1812

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