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The founder, Joseph Angell, was apprenticed to Henry Nutting 1796, free 1804. First mark entered as plateworker 1811, second marks 1824. Third in partnership with his brother John Angell (apprenticed to William Elliott 1799, free 1807) in 1831. In circa 1837 Joseph’s son Joseph joined the business which became Angell, Son &amp; Angell. In 1840 John Angell left and Joseph Angell senior and junior continued with a new mark (JA over JA). Their address was 55, Compton Street, Clerkenwell.

Joseph junior continued in his own name after his father’s retirement in 1848, participating in many major exhibitions and winning many awards of excellence.  He was in partnership with John Browne after which he traded as Angell &amp; Co. John Angell’s son, John Charles Angell was apprenticed to his father 1824, free 1831.

Joseph Angell I &amp; Joseph Angell II

Antique Silver George III Cream / Milk Jug made in 1818

This delightful Antique Silver Georgian Cream / Milk Jug is of circular half-flute form.


This delightful Antique Silver Georgian Cream / Milk Jug is of circular half-flute form.The rim of the jug has a shell and gadroon border, and the

Antique Silver George III Cream / Milk Jug made in 1818 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1818
Made By	Joseph Angell I & Joseph Angell II
Location	London
Stock Number	W19x53

Antique Silver George III Cream / Milk Jug made in 1818

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