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John Wyke

In the 1773 Report on Assay Offices the name of John Wyke (though the Minutes Clerk mistook the name and wrote White) is coupled with that of his partner Thomas Green of Liverpool, amongst other silversmiths and plate workers who had entered their marks at Chester and who were alive at the time.

Wyke and Green were both watchmakers, hence their combined marks IW above TG incuse, normally associated with watchmakers, but as with many watchcase makers they were responsible on occasions for making small articles in silver. The names are listed by Jackson on page 377 under 1773.

John Wyke &amp; Thomas Green

Extremely Rare George III Silver Nutmeg Grater Liverpool (Chester Hallmark) made in 1773

An extraordinarily rare Chester hallmarked George III Silver Nutmeg Grater of rectangular form, with a plain body and beaded thumbpiece.


An extraordinarily rare Chester hallmarked George III Silver Nutmeg Grater of rectangular form, with a plain body and beaded thumbpiece. It has a

Extremely Rare George III Silver Nutmeg Grater Liverpool (Chester Hallmark) made in 1773 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1773
Made By	John Wyke & Thomas Green
Location	Chester
Stock Number	OB182x8

Extremely Rare George III Silver Nutmeg Grater Liverpool (Chester Hallmark) made in 1773

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