W22x18

W22x18a

W22x18b

W22x18bb

W22x18c

W22x18cc

w22x18d

W22x18e

W22x18f

W22x18h

Thomas Robins

Son of Thomas Robins of Bruton Somersetshire mason, apprenticed to John Robins of Aldersgate Street London goldsmith (presumably cousin) 6 December 1786. Free, 9 August 1794. Mark (two sizes) entered as plateworker, 10 January 1801. Address 35, St John Square. Livery, June 1811. Died 22 August 1859. Heal records only Thomas Robins, goldsmith, Stationers’ Hall Court, Ludgate Hill, 1800, which seems to indicate a separate identity. His mark is found on dinner plate of good quality, chiefly entrée dishes.

Thomas Robins

Antique Silver George III Teapot made in 1817

A delightful oval antique silver teapot, standing on four ball feet.


A delightful oval antique silver teapot, standing on four ball feet.The teapot features a gadroon border with  reeded design to the main body.There is

Antique Silver George III Teapot made in 1817 - William Walter Antiques

https://cms.williamwalter.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/W22x18.jpg

Home

Antique Silver

William Walter Antiques

Date	1817
Made By	Thomas Robins
Location	London
Stock Number	W22x18

Antique Silver George III Teapot made in 1817

Share With a Friend

Print PDF