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Charles Boyton registered his first hallmark in 1825 as a spoonmaker with further marks registered in the 1830s and their range of production expanded immensely.

In 1849, the firm moved to Northampton Square and the name was changed to Charles Boyton &amp; Son under Charles Boyton II. After his death in 1899, the firm continued under Charles Holman Boyton  who died in 1904.

The firm converted to a limited company in 1919 as Charles Boyton &amp; Son Ltd.

Charles Boyton &amp; Son

A London silversmith firm whose origins go back to 1791, when John Lias began in business as a buckle maker.

In 1818, he took as his partner, his son, Henry Lias I, and they were joined from 1823 to 1837 by another son, Charles. Henry Lias I and his son, Henry Lias II, were partners from 1850.

In 1879, Henry Lias II formed a firm with James Wakely. In 1884, the firm consisted of James Wakely and Frank Wheeler, becoming Wakely &amp; Wheeler in 1909. In 1957, the business was acquired by Padgett &amp; Braham Ltd.

Wakely &amp; Wheeler

Set of 12 Antique Silver Victorian Three Prong/Tine Dessert Forks made in 1888

A rare set of twelve late nineteenth century silver three prong/tine silver dessert forks made in London in 1888 and 1902.


A rare set of twelve late nineteenth century silver three prong/tine silver dessert forks made in London in 1888 and 1902.Eleven are made

Set of 12 Antique Silver Victorian Three Prong/Tine Dessert Forks made in 1888 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1888
Made By	Charles Boyton & Son
Location	London
Stock Number	FA257x3

Set of 12 Antique Silver Victorian Three Prong/Tine Dessert Forks made in 1888

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