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William Elliott (1762 - 1854), son of William Elliott of Warwick Lane, London. Apprenticed to Richard Gardner of Silver Street Golden Square Middlesex goldsmith, Citizen and Goldsmith on payment of £7. Free, 1 April 1795.

Mark entered as plate worker, in partnership with J.W. Story, 6 October 1809. Address: 25 Compton Street, Clerkenwell. Second mark, alone 7 September 1813, same address. Described as silversmith in the apprenticeship to him of James Parkin, 6 October 1819 at the same address, and still there 1823 (apprenticeship of John Evans) and 5 January 1825, when his son Richard William was also bound to him. Livery, January 1822. Died 1854.

William Elliott

Pair of William IV Antique Silver Mustard Pots made in 1831

A pair of unusually large William IV mustard pots with a contemporary pair of Indian colonial spoons by Matthies &amp; Barron of Bombay.


A pair of unusually large William IV Mustard Pots made in London in 1831 with a contemporary pair of Indian colonial spoons

Pair of William IV Antique Silver Mustard Pots made in 1831 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1831
Made By	William Elliott
Location	London
Stock Number	W109x45

Pair of William IV Antique Silver Mustard Pots made in 1831

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