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Charles Aldridge, apprenticed to his uncle Edward Aldridge 1758, free 1766. First mark as plateworker, in partnership with Henry Green, 1775. Second mark alone 1786. Third small mark 1789.

Henry Green, free of the Girdlers Company 1772. Mark entered as plateworker, in partnership with Charles Aldridge, 1775. Second mark alone, 3 sizes, 1786.

Charles Aldridge &amp; Henry Green Co

Antique Silver George III Tea Caddy London made in 1782

A lovely quality late eighteenth century silver tea caddy which is of oval form and very finely engraved, with hand engraved ‘ bright cut’ decoration in...

A lovely quality late eighteenth century silver tea caddy which is of oval form and very finely engraved, with hand engraved ‘ bright cut’ decoration in

Antique Silver George III Tea Caddy London made in 1782 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1782
Made By	Charles Aldridge & Henry Green Co
Location	London
Stock Number	W31x3

Antique Silver George III Tea Caddy London made in 1782

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