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Joseph Sanders

Son of William Sanders of High Wickham in the County of Buckingham yeoman (and probably therefore younger brother of John Sanders) apprenticed to Thomas Ewesdin 1st September 1714 on payment £12. Turned over 4 September 1719 to Joseph Belcher in Maiden Lane London. Free, 11 January 1721/?2. Livery, March 1727/8. First mark entered as largeworker, 7th December 1730. Address: Carey Lane. “Free Goldsmith”. Second mark, 22 June 1739. Address: Maiden Lane. Heal records him as plateworker, Carey Lane, 1730 and London, 1732-42. Resigned from Livery 18th May 1748.

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Joseph Sanders

Pair of Antique Silver George II Sauce Boats made in 1742

A pair of antique silver George II sauce boats which have undulating borders and cast flying scroll handles.


A pair of antique silver George II sauce boats which have undulating borders and cast flying scroll handles.The sauce boats stand on three trefoil-capped

Pair of Antique Silver George II Sauce Boats made in 1742 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1742
Made By	Joseph Sanders
Location	London
Stock Number	W145x15

Pair of Antique Silver George II Sauce Boats made in 1742

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