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Eldest son of Benjamin Smith II, born 6 October 1793 at 12 Hockley Row near Birmingham. Apprenticed to his father as silversmith 6 July 1808. Free, 3 January 1821.

First mark, in partnership with his father, entered 5 July 1816. Address: Camberwell. Second mark alone, 15 July 1818. Moved to 12 Duke Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Third mark, 24 July 1822. Fourth mark, 1 December 1837. Livery, April 1842. Died 1850.

Benjamin Smith III

Antique Silver George IV Sauce Boat made in 1826

A large antique silver sauce boat made by the important silversmith, Benjamin Smith of London. It is raised on an oval pedestal foot and has a cast flying...

A large Antique Silver Sauceboat made in 1826 by the important silversmith Benjamin Smith of London. It is raised on an oval pedestal foot and has a cast flying scroll handle. The border of this fine sauceboat has egg and dart decoration with a capacity of 400 ml.

Antique Silver George IV Sauce Boat made in 1826 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1826
Made By	Benjamin Smith III
Location	England
Stock Number	W143x1

Antique Silver George IV Sauce Boat made in 1826

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