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Born in 1773, Joseph Willmore was the grandson of Thomas Willmore, an original member of the Birmingham Assay Office since its establishment in 1773.

Thomas’ first mark was used between 1773 and 1801, in partnership with James Alston, though they were both in fact independent, with Willmore being a buckle maker and Alston being a button maker.

Joseph Willmore

Antique Silver George IV Taperstick made in 1829

This lovely taperstick is of naturalistic form shaped as a leaf. It is complete with its original detachable snuffer and nozzle.


A lovely small George IV period taperstick made in 1829 by Joseph Willmore of Birmingham. The taperstick is of naturalistic form shaped as a leaf.

Antique Silver George IV Taperstick made in 1829 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1829
Made By	Joseph Willmore
Location	Birmingham
Stock Number	W57x6

Antique Silver George IV Taperstick made in 1829

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