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Thomas Halford

Son of Thomas Halford of the City Road in the County of Middlesex haberdasher apprenticed to Alexander Field of Hoxton in the same country goldsmith, Citizen, and Goldsmith 2 October 1799 on payment of £30.00.  Free 5 November 1786. Mark entered as plateworker, on 18 August 1807. Address;34 City Road. Second mark, 23 September 1809.  Third, 14 November 1812. Fourth mark, 2 sizes. 29<sup>th</sup> June 1820. Moved to Earl Street, Strafford, Essex, 24 March 1829

Thomas Halford

Antique Silver George III Cream/Milk Jug made in 1809

An attractive Georgian Antique Sterling Silver cream or milk jug with beautiful hand-chased floral decoration and a vacant cartouche.


An attractive Georgian Antique Sterling Silver cream or milk jug with beautiful hand-chased floral decoration and a vacant cartouche. The flared rim

Antique Silver George III Cream/Milk Jug made in 1809 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1809
Made By	Thomas Halford
Location	London
Stock Number	W18x4

Antique Silver George III Cream/Milk Jug made in 1809

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