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From Arthur G Grimwade, p. 647:

Thomas Ross, son of Bartholomew Ross of Wardour Street, Soho.

Apprenticed to Thomas Rowe of Gutter Lane as silver polisher on 6 August 1794. Free 7 July 1802. His brother, Bartholomew, was apprenticed to him in 1804, when Thomas was of Hooper Street, Clerkenwell.

First mark entered as plateworker on 10 November 1819. Address: 19 Green Street, Leicester Square.

Second mark: 14 February 1821.

Third mark: 11 November 1825.

Moved to 39 Princes Street, Leicester Square on 16 November 1837.

Thomas Ross

Antique Silver George IV Mustard pot made in 1827

A fine Georgian mustard pot which still retains its white glass liner.


A fine Georgian mustard pot made in London in 1827 by Thomas Ross. The upper part of the mustard pot has a bold sloping gadroon border

Antique Silver George IV Mustard pot made in 1827 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1827
Made By	Thomas Ross
Location	London
Stock Number	W106x6

Antique Silver George IV Mustard pot made in 1827

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