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Keith &amp; Co. were a London based silversmith located in City Road, London. Founded in 1824 by John Keith, the firm operated for over a hundred years. There was an interruption between 1868 and 1874 when his son (John James) and his employees worked at Cox &amp; Sons.

They made silverware for the Ecclesiological Society from 1843, which had a major influence on the development on church architecture and fitting during the period. Unfortunately, complaints about Keith’s quality from the Society meant another maker had to be used and Keith’s was forced into bankruptcy.

The firm attended the London exhibitions in 1851, 1862 and in 1871, now under the auspices of Cos &amp; Sons, John Keith was awarded a medal for silver designed by Talbert.

John Keith’s son, John James, later became a partner of Cox, Son &amp; Buckley.

John James Keith

Antique Silver Plate William IV Tea Caddy made in c1835

A very handsome antique silver plate tea caddy box in a bon -bonier style, having a rectangular bellied body with fluted corners.


A very handsome antique silver plate tea caddy box in a bon -bonier style, having a rectangular bellied body with fluted corners.The hinged lid has a

Antique Silver Plate William IV Tea Caddy made in c1835 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1835
Made By	John James Keith
Location	United Kingdom
Stock Number	W22x22

Antique Silver Plate William IV Tea Caddy made in c1835

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