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William Stroud (from Grimwade p. 673):

William Stroud was the son of  John Stroud of Burleigh Street, Strand, polisher, citizen and blacksmith.

He was apprenticed to John Wirgman of Princes Street, Leicester Fields as goldsmith on 4th October 1769, on payment of £10.00 and turned over to Benjamin Laver of  New Bond Street on 4th December 1771.

Free 6th November 1776. First mark entered as plateworker on 7th July 1788. Address: 4 Burleigh Street, Strand.

Second mark, 9th March 1821. Moved to 2 Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, 27th August 1823.

Heal records William Stroud, goldsmith, Maiden Lane, Wood Street, 1761 - who must be an earlier separate individual for whom there is no entry of a mark. Also William Strowd, goldsmith, Burleigh Street, Strand, 1792 - 1804, Thomas Stroud, goldworker, 1829 (section VII) may be connected.

William Stroud

Antique Silver George III Teapot Stand/Salver made in 1790

An oval Georgian silver teapot stand/salver with a reeded border. It stands on four conforming feet with attractive fluting and is engraved with the initial...

An oval Georgian silver teapot stand/salver made in London in 1790 by William Stroud.The salver has a reeded border and stands on four conforming feet

Date	1790
Made By	William Stroud
Location	London
Stock Number	SA21x26

Antique Silver George III Teapot Stand/Salver made in 1790

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