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George Maudsley Jackson was born in Lewisham in 1856 and died on the 1st February 1918.

He entered into partnership in 1883 with Josiah Williams of Josiah Williams &amp; Co. of Bristol. He opened showrooms in London and entered his own assay mark. Following the death of Josiah Williams in 1894 the company continued to trade as Josiah Williams &amp; Co.

In 1897 George Jackson went into a new partnership with David Fullerton. The company produced some of the finest quality silver flatware of the period in most of the traditional patterns, still trading as Josiah Williams &amp; Co. of Bristol, but today generally known as Jackson &amp; Fullerton. The company closed in 1940.

George Jackson

Pair of Antique Silver Victorian Knife Rests made in 1895

An attractive pair of sterling silver knife rests, with cross ends the tips are shaped into a tri-form style, similar to a fleur de lis.


An attractive pair of sterling silver knife rests, with cross ends the tips are shaped into a tri-form style, similar to a fleur de lis.The knife

Pair of Antique Silver Victorian Knife Rests made in 1895 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1895
Made By	George Jackson
Location	London
Stock Number	FA232x8B

Pair of Antique Silver Victorian Knife Rests made in 1895

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