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Charles Fox believed to be the son of Charles Fox I. His first mark entered as plate maker ,  signed Charles Fox junr, 19th February 1822. Address 139, Old Street, Second mark, 27 January 1823, Third, 21 August 1823, Fourth 23 September  1823, Firth 10 December 1823. Sixth , 9 May 1839. His work shows consistently high quality .

The rapid entry of marks suggests a fairly large establishment with with varying marks used for different categories of work .

Fox was perhaps the last individualist plate-worker before the debacle of Victorian mass production

Charles Fox

Antique Silver George III Cream/Milk Jug made in 1818

An Antique Silver George III cream/ milk jug, having a rounded rectangular form with reeded decoration.


An Antique Silver George III cream/ milk jug, having a rounded rectangular form with reeded decoration.The jug has a scroll side handle and sits on

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

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Date	1818
Made By	Charles Fox
Location	London
Stock Number	W25x23

Antique Silver George III Cream/Milk Jug made in 1818

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