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John Tuite was apprenticed to John Matthews of Dublin goldsmiths in 1703 and worked in Dublin from 1710 to 1720, using the same or a similar mark to that entered later in London, before moving to London in 1723.

First mark entered as largeworker, undated, between September 1721 and July 1725. Address: Ireland’s Yard, Blackfriars. Moved to Litchfield Street, near Newport Market, also undated.

Second mark, 27th June 1739. Address: Litchfield Street, St Ann’s Westminster. Heal records him as goldsmith, Irelands Yard, 1721; Green Door, Litchfield Street, near Newport Street, 1721-39 and George Street, York Buildings, Strand 1745.

Tuite specialised in making salvers and had a very distinctive makers mark incorporating a ewer with his initials “JT”. Died in 1740.

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John Tuite

Antique Silver George II Salver made in 1727

A very fine early George II silver salver which has a &#8220;Chippendale&#8221; or &#8220;pie crust&#8221; pattern border and still bears the beautiful...

A very fine early George II silver salver of exceptional quality made in London in 1727 by John Tuite .The salver has a ‘Chippendale’ border

Antique Silver George II Salver made in 1727 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1727
Made By	John Tuite
Location	London
Stock Number	W75x13

Antique Silver George II Salver made in 1727

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