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Part of the famous Bateman family. Hester Bateman’s sons, Peter Bateman and John Bateman, registered their mark in 1790. This partnership was of short duration as Jonathan, who married Ann Downlinff, died in 1791.

In 1791, the mark was changed to Peter and Ann Bateman. Ann was Jonathan’s widow and not Peter’s wife (he married Alice Beavoir) or Hester’s daughter (Ann Bateman married Richard Cottrill).

In 1800, the mark of Peter Bateman, Ann Bateman and William (I) Bateman was registered. William Bateman was the son of Jonathan and Ann Bateman, who, in 1800, entered in partnership with his uncle Peter and his mother Ann.

In 1805, after the retirement of Ann, was registered the new mark of Peter Bateman and William (I) Bateman.

Peter and William Bateman

Antique Silver George III Caddy Spoon Made in 1810

This Georgian sterling silver spoon has a plain Old English-pattern handle with no engraving and a lovely, elegant feel.


This Georgian sterling silver spoon has a plain Old English-pattern handle with no engraving and a lovely, elegant feel.A delightful item to use at an

Date	1810
Made By	Peter and William Bateman
Location	London
Stock Number	FA199x24

Antique Silver George III Caddy Spoon Made in 1810

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