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From Grimwade: James Barratt was the son of James Barratt of Wakefield in the Country of York gardener, apprenticed to William Abdy of Oat Lane, Noble Street Goldsmith 6 May 1772. Freedom unrecorded.

First mark entered as smallworker, 5 October 1801. Address: 7 Staining Lane. Moved to 24, Adelle (alias Addle) Street, 10 August 1802. Second mark, 20 June 1803. Third mark (two sizes) 7 September 1803. Fourth and last mark 29 June 1816.

James Barratt

Antique Silver George IV Goblet made in 1821

An antique silver George IV goblet of plain form on a pedestal reeded foot. The bowl is shaped rather like an inverse acorn.


An Antique silver George IV goblet made in 1821 by James Barratt of plain form on pedestal reeded foot. The bowl is shaped rather like an inverse acorn. It has a capacity of 250 ml. Dimensions 12.75 x 8cm, Weight 3.83 troy oz.

Antique Silver George IV Goblet made in 1821 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1821
Made By	James Barratt
Location	London
Stock Number	W182x44

Antique Silver George IV Goblet made in 1821

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