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William Turner son of Richard Turner of the parish of St. Mary le Bone blacksmith apprenticed to James Wilks 5 March 1741. Free 5 April 1749. Livery, 8 March 1758. Or less likely son William Turner late Citizen and Turner of London deceased, apprenticed to Carles Davis 4 October1739. Freedom unrecorded. The first mark entered as largeworker, in partnership with James Williams, 9 August 1753. Address Staining Lane. Moved to Addle Street, 20 September 1753. The second mark alone, 21 June 1754. Address; Addle Street 1754-6, and spoon maker, Wood Street 1767-8. He died in 1772.

William Turner

Antique Silver George II Hanoverian Tablespoons made in 1757

A very good set of six late George II period Hanoverian pattern tablespoons, made in London in 1757 by William Turner.


A very good set of six late George II period Hanoverian pattern tablespoons, made in London in 1757 by William Turner.Each is engraved with the interesting

Antique Silver George II Hanoverian Tablespoons made in 1757 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1757
Made By	William Turner
Location	London
Stock Number	FA129x3

Antique Silver George II Hanoverian Tablespoons made in 1757

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