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John Roberts, a Sheffield silversmith. Roberts worked in several partnerships prior to entering a mark in his own name. John Parsons &amp; Co registered their mark on 3 July 1793 - the partners were John Parsons, William Ashforth, John Roberts, Samuel Mosley and John Green. This firm only manufactured candlesticks.

John Parsons left after 5 months, and the remaining partners registered their mark in December 1793 as John Green &amp; Co. Again, they only manufactured candlesticks. William Ashforth retired in 1805, so partners Roberts, Mosley and Settle registered the mark John Roberts &amp; Co. The firm continued to manufacture candlesticks and wine coasters.

John Roberts died in 1807, and his son, John Winter Roberts, became partner until 1812. When he left, he continued to trade as John Roberts &amp; Co and re-entered the mark in 1813 with partners Thomas Clayton and John Amory. The partnership was dissolved by 1820.

John Roberts &amp; Co

No record of apprenticeship or freedom.

First mark entered as snuffermaker, 11th October 1787. Address: 8 Albermarle Street. Second mark, 8th July 1805. Third mark, in partnership with John Booth (potentially his son), 28th June 1810, same address.

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Antique Silver George III Snuffer and Tray made in 1811

An Antique Silver George III silver snuffer/wick trimmer and tray which has a gadroon border.


An Antique Silver  George III silver snuffer/wick trimmer and tray which has a gadroon border. The tray is made in Sheffield by John Roberts and Co

Antique Silver George III Snuffer and Tray made in 1811 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1811
Made By	John Roberts & Co
Location	London
Stock Number	W41x45

Antique Silver George III Snuffer and Tray made in 1811

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