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John Harris IV

No record of apprenticeship. First mark entered as spoon maker, 15 January 1818. Address: 146 Aldersgate Street. Moved to 12 Wells Street, Cripplegate, and second mark, 9 February 1820.

Third mark, 25 January 1822, moved to 16 Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell, 2<sup>nd</sup> Jan 1823. Moved to 32 Charles Street, Goswell Street, 10<sup>th</sup> June 1823. Fourth mark, 12 July 1825. Moved to 27, Nelson Street, City Road, 21 January 1831.

John Harris IV

Antique Silver William IV Berry Spoon made in 1836

A pretty antique William IV sterling silver berry serving spoon, in fiddle pattern.
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A pretty antique William IV sterling silver berry serving spoon, in fiddle pattern. The spoon has a hand-chased handle with floral decoration, and a hand

Antique Silver William IV Berry Spoon made in 1836 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1836
Made By	John Harris IV
Location	London
Stock Number	FA261x17

Antique Silver William IV Berry Spoon made in 1836

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