Antique Silver George III Taperstick 1

<p style="text-align: left;">William  Grundy was apprenticed to Edward Vincent in 1731 first mark entered in 1743. He was working in Fetter Lane. Second mark 1748 where he was working at Pemberton Row, Gough Square. He moved back to Fetter Lane in 1754 and in 1779 entered into partnership with Edward Fernell.  It is thought he died around 1780. William Grundy was a fine maker of Holloware and specialised in Coffee Pots, Beer Jugs, Mugs and Tankards</p>

William Grundy

Antique Silver George III Taperstick made in 1769

A George III sterling silver cast taperstick. The square stepped bases are embellished with a swill leaf design and a gadroon border.


Date	1769
Made By	William Grundy
Location	London
Stock Number	W50x28

Antique Silver George III Taperstick made in 1769

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