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<span style="font-size: 16px">William and James Priest (Preist) were brothers and working London silversmiths during the mid to late 1700’s.</span>
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William Priest, apprenticed to Richard Gurney in 1740, free 1749. 1st and 2 marks entered as largeworker in 1749 and 1750 in partnership with William Shaw. Livery 1758. 3rd mark with his presumed brother James Priest in 1764. Died circa 1801-1811.

James Priest, apprenticed to William Priest in 1750, free 1764. His mark was entered shortly after in partnership with William Priest and the presumed brothers are recorded as working together from 1764-1773. James’ son James Hammond Priest was apprenticed to him in 1783.

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William &amp; James Priest

Antique Silver George III Tankard made in 1765

A very good quality early George III period silver lidded tankard, of a classic bellied form with domed lid and beautifully pierced thumbpiece.


Date	1765
Made By	William & James Priest
Location	London
Stock Number	W189x4

Antique Silver George III Tankard made in 1765

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