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From Grimwade: James Barratt was the son of James Barratt of Wakefield in the Country of York gardener, apprenticed to William Abdy of Oat Lane, Noble Street Goldsmith 6 May 1772. Freedom unrecorded.

First mark entered as smallworker, 5 October 1801. Address: 7 Staining Lane. Moved to 24, Adelle (alias Addle) Street, 10 August 1802. Second mark, 20 June 1803. Third mark (two sizes) 7 September 1803. Fourth and last mark 29 June 1816.

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Robert Metham

Son of Robert Metham of Cheapside goldsmith, apprenticed to Alexander Field of Hoxton as goldsmith 5 June 1793 on payment of £20.00. Free, 1 July 1800. Mark entered as plate worker. 2 July 1808, Address; 57 Bartholomew Close. The father Robert appears as a plate worker, 5 Butcher Hall Lane, in the  Parl. Report list 1773, as having entered a mark earlier, in the missing register but there does not appear to be any unascribed mark which might in fact he his.

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Antique Sterling Silver George III Candle Snuffer and Tray made in 1809

This exceptional antique George III sterling silver snuffer tray has a plain rectangular form with rounded corners and a candle suffer to match.


This exceptional antique George III sterling silver snuffer tray has a plain rectangular form with rounded corners.The surface of this antique silver

Antique Sterling Silver George III Candle Snuffer and Tray made in 1809 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1809
Made By	James Barratt
Location	London
Stock Number	w58x31

Antique Sterling Silver George III Candle Snuffer and Tray made in 1809

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