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Samuel Wight Welles, son of Dabee (sic) Welles, Citizen and Leather seller of London, apprenticed to John Swift 28th September 1730 on Payment of £30.00. Free 5th July 1739.

Mark entered as largeworker, 2nd March 1741. Address: Staining Lane, "removed into Maiden Lane " 7th November 1744. Moved to St. Ann's Lane, 7th April 1755.

Heal records him only as plateworker, Staining Lane 1740; and London 1750.

Samuel Welles

Antique Silver George II Sugar Caster made in 1751

A fine antique George II silver sugar or spice caster which is of baluster shape and stands on a circular stepped and spreading domed foot.


Antique Silver George II Sugar Caster made in 1751 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1751
Made By	Samuel Welles
Location	London
Stock Number	W109x31

Antique Silver George II Sugar Caster made in 1751

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