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Matthew Linwood I, Birmingham silver maker, was born in 1754, apprenticed to Joseph Hunt (described in directories as a "gilt toy, plated military and crest button maker").
He registered three marks between 1773 and 1801.
His son Matthew Linwood II (1756 - 1826) was a notable maker of silver boxes. Guardian of the Birmingham Assay Office in 1811. He registered marks in 1813 in partnership with his son Matthew Linwood III (1783 - 1847) who later moved to London, opening a jeweller's shop in Fleet Street.

Mathew Linwood

Antique Silver George III Vinaigrette made in 1806

A small early 19th century vinaigrette which is engraved with an unusual wrigglework motif of a marine nature around a vacant cartouche. The reverse has a...

A small early nineteenth century vinaigrette made in Birmingham in 1806 by Matthew Linwood.The top is engraved with an unusual wrigglework motif

Antique Silver George III Vinaigrette made in 1806 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1806
Made By	Mathew Linwood
Location	Birmingham
Stock Number	W254x24

Antique Silver George III Vinaigrette made in 1806

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