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George Maudsley Jackson was born in Lewisham in 1856 and died on the 1st February 1918.

He entered into partnership in 1883 with Josiah Williams of Josiah Williams &amp; Co. of Bristol. He opened showrooms in London and entered his own assay mark. Following the death of Josiah Williams in 1894 the company continued to trade as Josiah Williams &amp; Co.

In 1897 George Jackson went into a new partnership with David Fullerton. The company produced some of the finest quality silver flatware of the period in most of the traditional patterns, still trading as Josiah Williams &amp; Co. of Bristol, but today generally known as Jackson &amp; Fullerton. The company closed in 1940.

George Jackson

Antique Silver Victorian Salver made in 1894

This fine antique Victorian sterling silver salver has a plain oval form bracket style feet.


This fine antique Victorian  sterling silver salver has a plain oval form  bracket style feet.The surface of the salver is plain and unembellished.

Antique Silver Victorian Salver made in 1894 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1894
Made By	George Jackson
Location	London
Stock Number	W83x20

Antique Silver Victorian Salver made in 1894

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