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John Muns

Son of John Muns, late of the parish of St. Ives in the County of Huntingdon, butcher deceased, apprenticed to William Muns 6 March 1739. Free,9 April 1746. First mark entered as a largeworker, 27 March 1753. Address: Gold Street, Gutter Lane. Second mark, 20 August 1757.

Heal records the first date and address and also London1776-7. He was however, dead before 3 July 17776, when his son Thomas was apprenticed to Thomas Shepherd, and even possibly by 3 May 1768 if Elizabeth Muns be his widow.

John Muns

Pair of Antique Silver George II Salt Cellars made in 1758

An elegant pair of Antique George II Sterling Silver salt cellars, of circular form, which have round bellied bodies.


An elegant pair of Antique George II Sterling Silver salt cellars, of circular form, which have round bellied bodies. The salts have gold-gilt interiors

Pair of Antique Silver George II Salt Cellars made in 1758 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1758
Made By	John Muns
Location	London
Stock Number	W110x35

Pair of Antique Silver George II Salt Cellars made in 1758

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