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William Looker

Son of Henry Looker late of the Tower of London moneyer deceased, apprenticed to Benjamin Bentley 1 May 1706, Free, 10 June 1713. The first mark was entered as a large worker on 12 June 1713. Address: Carey Lane. Second (Sterling) mark, 6 July 1720. Address: St. Ann’s Lane. Leadenhall Street, 10 March 1724. (register entry without mark). Heal records only the first two dates and addresses.

William Looker

Pair of Antique Silver George I Trencher Salts made in 1714

A rare pair of early George I antique silver salts of rectangular trencher form.


A rare pair of early George I antique silver salts of rectangular trencher form.These silver trencher salts have gold-gilt interiors. These

Pair of Antique Silver George I Trencher Salts made in 1714 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1714
Made By	William Looker
Location	London
Stock Number	W110x28

Pair of Antique Silver George I Trencher Salts made in 1714

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