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Details from Grimwade:

William Lancester was the son of Robert Lancester late of Wimbleton in the Country of Surrey carpenter deceased, apprenticed to Alexander Johnston 4th June 1759 and turned over to John Hyatt, 8th August 1761.

Free, 4th February 1767. Mark entered as smallworker, 18th August 1770. Address: Noble Street (where he is so recorded in the Parl. Report list, 1773).

In the 1773 Register appears the entry "William Lancester &amp; Charles Seymour Smallworkers, Noble Street. 15 July 1773". Note this is only an extract of the entry of their mark in the former book, but no mark is struck in the space provided.

It should be noted that Charles Seymour, mentioned above as partner to Lancester, also worked with John Hyatt to whom Lancester was turned over in 1761.

William Lancester

Antique Silver George III Oil & Vinegar Cruet Frame made in 1774

An excellent quality neoclassical period oil and vinegar cruet. The heavy gauge cruet stand is finely hand pierced and the scrolled handle is interspersed with...

An excellent quality neo-classical period oil and vinegar cruet, the two cylindrical receivers have  vertical slat-pierced bodies and gadrooned rims,

Antique Silver George III Oil & Vinegar Cruet Frame made in 1774 - William Walter Antiques

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Antique Silver George III Oil &#038; Vinegar Cruet Frame made in 1774

William Walter Antiques

Date	1774
Made By	William Lancester
Location	London
Stock Number	W102x37

Antique Silver George III Oil & Vinegar Cruet Frame made in 1774

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