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George Campar.

George, son of Peter John Campar of the parish of St. Alphege, London Wall, weaver, apprenticed to Charles Pickering 3 April 1740 on payment of 10 guineas. Turned over to Roker in November 1741. Free 6 May 1747. Mark entered as a largeworker, 7 November 1749. Address: Hart Street, Cripplegate. Moved to the Crown in Noble Street, 26 March 1752. Evans lists him as Huguenot.

George Campar

Antique Silver George II Cream Pail made in 1752

This exceptional antique George II sterling silver cream pail has a tapering cylindrical form.


This exceptional antique George II sterling silver cream pail has a tapering cylindrical form.The body is embellished with bands of tooled decoration,

Antique Silver George II Cream Pail made in 1752 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1752
Made By	George Campar
Location	London
Stock Number	W166x26

Antique Silver George II Cream Pail made in 1752

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