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Charles Hougham

Son of Soloman Hougham of the parish of St John in the County of Surrey linendraper, apprenticed to Henry Corry 4 July 1764, on payment of £15. Freedom unrecorded.

Mark entered as smallworker, 11 January 1769. Adress: Aldersgate Street, Second mark, 11 May 1769. Appears as bucklemaker, Aldersgate Street, in the Parl. Report list 1773, and entered marks as such, 1773-9.

Third mark, as plateworker (two sizes), 24 January 1785, Address :138 Aldersgate Street, Fourth entry (seven marks), 4 November 1786, same address, Heal records the above address and adds Charles and Solomon Hougham, goldsmiths, same address, 1790-6 , Charles Hougham, goldsmith , Aldersgate Street, died 18 January 1793(European Magazine, The Gentleman’s Magazine )

Charles Hougham

Antique Silver George III Inkstand made in 1764

A charming small antique silver early George III inkstand which has a wonderful ‘Chinese Chippendale’ design,  that was so fashionable in the early 1760s.


Antique Silver George III Inkstand made in 1764 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1764
Made By	Charles Hougham
Location	London
Stock Number	W236x2

Antique Silver George III Inkstand made in 1764

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