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Son of Christopher Barker of Pemberton Row, Gough Square, London Silversmith.

Apprenticed to William Fearn of Paternoster Row spoonmaker 5 December 1787 on payment of £5 of the Charity of Christ's Hospital London.

First Mark entered in partnership with his father  as spoon-makers, 11 October 1800.  Address : 9 Cross Street , Hatton Garden.

Second mark, on moving to Kirby  Street, Hatton Garden , 8 December 1804.

Third Mark alone, 7 February 1805, same address.

Fourth mark ( two sizes) 17 July 1811.

Fifth mark ( two sizes) 1 December 1819.

Thomas Wilkes Barker

Antique Silver George III Fiddle Pattern Salad Servers made in 1804-05

A pair of beautiful quality George III period antique silver fiddle pattern salad servers.


A pair of beautiful quality George III period antique silver fiddle pattern salad servers. These large servers still bear a contemporary 

Antique Silver George III Fiddle Pattern Salad Servers made in 1804-05 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1804
Made By	Thomas Wilkes Barker
Location	London
Stock Number	FA256x11

Antique Silver George III Fiddle Pattern Salad Servers made in 1804-05

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