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Thomas Wallis and Jonathan Hayne
Thomas Wallis II, son of Billers Wallis, late of Shadwell in the County of Middlesex, victualler, deceased, apprenticed to Thomas Wallis of Monkwell Street, goldsmith, 2 October 1777, Free 3 February 1779. First mark entered as a plateworker, 7 November 1778, Address: Monkwell Street.
Four marks as bucklemaker, 6 January 1780 to 26 June 1789, Address: 54 Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell. Livery, April 1791, Sixth Mark as plateworker, two sizes. 15 September 1792, same address. Seventh mark, six punches, 16 August 1796. Eighth mark, six punches, 14 September 1801.
Ninth mark, two sizes in partnership with Jonathan Hayne as plateworker, 22 February 1810, Address 16, Red Lion Street.
Tenth mark, three sizes, 3 December 1817. Eleventh mark, 17 February 1820, Partnership dissolved by 3 July 1821, when Hayne entered a separate mark. Francis Mayor, apprenticed to Wallis in 1816, was turned over to Hayne on 3 October 1821, which also suggests the retirement of Wallis. He died on 10 June 1836.

Thomas Wallis II and Jonathan Hayne

Antique Silver George III Milk / Cream Jug made in 1811

A very elegant antique Georgian sterling silver milk/cream jug with a round, bellied body.


A very elegant antique Georgian sterling silver milk/cream jug with a round, bellied body. The body of the jug is plain and has an applied reeded border,

Antique Silver George III Milk / Cream Jug made in 1811 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1811
Made By	Thomas Wallis II and Jonathan Hayne
Location	London
Stock Number	W24x40

Antique Silver George III Milk / Cream Jug made in 1811

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