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John Bayley, London silversmith. Apprenticed to William Richards on 2nd April, 1729.

Turned over to John Betts on 27th February, 1735. Free 6th September, 1743.

Livery 1750. Mark entered as largeworker 1751. Address: Wood Street, where Heal records him as plateworker, at no. 106 from 1751 to 1781.

Appears as goldsmith at Wood Street, in the Parl.

An alternative identification is as son of Richard Bayley, apprenticed to James Smith 1732, and turned over to his father, freedom unrecorded.

John Bayley

Antique Silver George II Sugar Bowl & Cover made in 1753

A fine George II covered sugar bowl which is gently baluster-shaped on a circular foot with a pine cone finial.


A fine antique silver George II covered sugar bowl made in 1753 in London by John Bayley.The bowl is gently baluster shaped on a circular foot

Antique Silver George II Sugar Bowl & Cover made in 1753 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1753
Made By	John Bayley
Location	London
Stock Number	W167x25

Antique Silver George II Sugar Bowl & Cover made in 1753

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