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Thomas Edwards

Perhaps Thomas William son of John Edwards of Wimbledon taylor , apprenticed to John Robins of Aldersgate Street Goldsmith 3 June 1789. Freedom unrecorded.

First mark entered as plateworker, 21 August 1816. Address :7 Frog Long, Islington. Moved to 19, Windsor Place, City Road, 19 October 1816 and to 4 Wellington Street, Goswell Street, 24 February 1820.

Second mark, 25 October 1822. Address 21 Wellington Street. Third, 1November 1822. Fourth to April 1823. Moved to 23 Ratcliff Row , 18 January 1836.

Thomas Edwards

Antique Silver William IV Vinaigrette made in 1831

A very fine  quality William IV period sterling silver vinaigrette , with a grille  that is finely pierced with a book and two quills amidst a floral design.


A very fine  quality William IV period sterling silver vinaigrette.The grille is finely pierced with a book and two quills amidst a floral design.

Antique Silver William IV Vinaigrette made in 1831 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1831
Made By	Thomas Edwards
Location	London
Stock Number	SA181x40

Antique Silver William IV Vinaigrette made in 1831

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