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Thomas Watson, turned apprentice of Robert Scott II, probably worked as a journeyman for a couple of years before opening a shop in John Mitchison's old premises in the Side, as a working goldsmith, silversmith and jeweller.

From 1793 until his death in 1845, he made gold rings and a wide range of silverware; he was one of the larger manufactures of the period.

Thomas Watson

Antique Silver George III Newcastle Caddy Spoon made in c1795

A charming antique sterling silver caddy spoon which has an attractively shaped handle with bright-cut engraving.


A charming antique sterling silver caddy spoon which has an attractively shaped handle with bright-cut engraving. The handle is also engraved with

Antique Silver George III Newcastle Caddy Spoon made in c1795 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1795
Made By	Thomas Watson
Location	Newcastle
Stock Number	FA228x24

Antique Silver George III Newcastle Caddy Spoon made in c1795

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