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William Woodman was a Bristol silversmith who was in business between c 1818 and 1838.  Because Bristol didn’t have its own assay office, his work is all hallmarked in Exeter, the office for the south west of England. Woodman was a specialist spoon maker who occasionally produced other pieces, but these are very rare. After his retirement in the late 1830s, his business was taken over by Robert Williams and would evolve into Josiah Williams &amp; Co.

William Woodman

Antique Silver George IV Fiddle Pattern Dessert Spoon made in 1825

A Fine antique silver George IV Dessert Spoon in fiddle pattern.


A Fine antique silver George IV Dessert Spoon in fiddle pattern. The maker of the spoon is William Woodman, a Bristol-based silversmith. The spoon

Antique Silver George IV Fiddle Pattern Dessert Spoon made in 1825 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1825
Made By	William Woodman
Location	Exeter
Stock Number	FA261x25A

Antique Silver George IV Fiddle Pattern Dessert Spoon made in 1825

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