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Joseph Savory I, London silversmith, apprenticed to James Hunt 1760, free 1768.

First mark as small-worker 1772. Second mark as gold worker 1782. Working as goldsmith, cutler and jeweller 1777-78, partnerships (no recorded marks) as Thomas Barnard and Joseph Savory 1779-81, Savory, Farrand and Sheldrake 1793 - 1809, Savory and Pryor cutlers and silversmiths. Adey Bellamy Savory, son of Joseph I, free by patrimony 1802.  6th mark 1826 - 1832. 7th mark, in partnership with Joseph and Albert Savory, 1833. 8th mark (2 sizes) in partnership 1834.

Albert Savory, son of Adey Savory, free by patrimony 1833. 1st mark as plateworker in partnership with his father and brother Joseph II, 1833. 2nd mark (2 sizes) 1834. 3rd mark in partnership with Joseph II only. 4th mark 1835. Joseph Savory II, free by patrimony 1833. 1st mark as plateworker in partnership with his father and brother Albert 1833. 2nd mark (2 sizes) 1834. 3rd mark in partnership with Albert only.

Joseph &amp; Albert Savory

Antique Silver Victorian Salver made in 1852

An attractive antique silver Victorian salver which has fine hand engraved floral decoration.


An attractive antique silver Victorian salver which has fine hand engraved floral decoration. The salver has an

Date	1852
Made By	Joseph & Albert Savory
Location	London
Stock Number	W81x17

Antique Silver Victorian Salver made in 1852

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