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Joseph Ash I, London silversmith, apprenticed to Roger Biggs of the Glovers Company 1793, free 1801.

1st mark as smallworker 14<sup>th</sup> September 1801, entered one day after his freedom; address 3, Angel Street, Butcher Hall Lane. Three new marks, 9 May 1810.

Three further marks, 3 January 1818, Address 146, Aldersgate. Moved to 12 Castle Street, Shoreditch, no date.

His son James apprenticed to Joseph Bibbs 1818.

Joseph Ash I

Antique Silver and Agate George III Vinaigrette made c1810

An antique silver Georgian vinaigrette of rounded oval form, the lid is set with a polished domed grey and black colour agate stone.


An antique silver Georgian vinaigrette of rounded oval form, the lid is set with a polished domed grey and black colour agate stone. The hinged

Antique Silver and Agate George III Vinaigrette made c1810 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1810
Made By	Joseph Ash I
Location	London
Stock Number	W254x9

Antique Silver and Agate George III Vinaigrette made c1810

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