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No record of apprenticeship or freedom.

First mark entered as snuffermaker, 11th October 1787. Address: 8 Albermarle Street. Second mark, 8th July 1805. Third mark, in partnership with John Booth (potentially his son), 28th June 1810, same address.

Wilkes Booth

Antique Silver George III Wick Trimmers made in 1799

A fine pair of Georgian silver wick trimmers with a delicate gadroon border leading to a reeded snuffer box.


A fine pair of Georgian silver wick trimmers made in London in 1799 by Wilkes Booth.The wick trimmers have a delicate gadroon border leading

Antique Silver George III Wick Trimmers made in 1799 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1799
Made By	Wilkes Booth
Location	London
Stock Number	W54x2

Antique Silver George III Wick Trimmers made in 1799

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