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Ebenezer Coker, apprenticed to Joseph Smith 1728, free 1740. Worked in Clerkenwell.

First mark entered 1738. Second mark 1739. Third mark 1745. Fourth mark 1751. Fifth mark c. 1758. Another mark was entered in partnership with Thomas Hannam, 1759. Bankrupt by 1781 and died on 2 August 1783.

Specialist candlestick and salver maker. His work is always of a high standard.

In the earlier part of his career - until the late 1750s - principally a spoon maker.

Ebenezer Coker

Antique Silver George III Rare Soup Ladle made in 1761

A rare Hanoverian pattern soup ladle with a shell bowl. The handle turns up in the Hanoverian style, which is a little earlier in date (and much rarer) than...

A rare early Georgian Hanoverian pattern soup ladle with shell bowl made in London in 1761 by Ebenezer Coker. The handle turns up

Antique Silver George III Rare Soup Ladle made in 1761 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1761
Made By	Ebenezer Coker
Location	London
Stock Number	FA251x23

Antique Silver George III Rare Soup Ladle made in 1761

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