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Benjamin Blakely, son of Joseph Blakely, Citizen and Joyner of London.

Free by patrimony of the Joyners’ Company, 6th September 1715.

First mark entered as largeworker, 10th October 1715. Address: Strand “Free Joyner”.

Second (Sterling) mark, 29th June 1720.

Third mark, undated, after July 1738 and before May 1739. Address: Russell Street, Covent Garden.

Forth mark, 2nd July 1739. Address: at Mr Carter's Goldsmith, Russell Street, Covent Garden.

Heal records the above address and also London, 1768-9, the latter perhaps a son for whom there is no mark entered.

Benjamin Blakely

Antique Silver George I Coffee Pot made in 1725

A very fine quality antique silver George I &#8220;dome&#8221; top coffee pot which is of plain tapering cylindrical form and stands on a circular collet foot.


A very fine quality antique silver George I "dome" top coffee pot which is of plain tapering cylindrical form and stands on a

Antique Silver George I Coffee Pot made in 1725 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1725
Made By	Benjamin Blakely
Location	London
Stock Number	W24x5

Antique Silver George I Coffee Pot made in 1725

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