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John Denziloe (or Denzilow), son of a Dorset haberdasher. Denziloe was apprenticed to Charles Wright in January 1765. He became free of the Goldsmiths' Company in 1772 and entered his mark as a plateworker two years later.

His career spanned about 30 years. He was recorded at an Aldersgate Street address from 1774 to 1802.

Denziloe produced a limited quantity of domestic plate in an elegantly restrained Adam style. His pieces are usually plain, or, if flat-chased, with large undecorated areas - the emphasis being on shape and proportion.

John Denziloe

Antique Silver George III Tea Caddy made in 1794

A good quality late 18th century tea caddy which is of serpentine shape and has delicate hand engraved borders.


Antique Silver George III Tea Caddy made in 1794 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1794
Made By	John Denziloe
Location	London
Stock Number	W23x2

Antique Silver George III Tea Caddy made in 1794

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