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George Smith III and William Fearn became partners in 1786 and remained so until around 1792.

The maker's initials for William Fearn first appeared around 1772, although he was apprenticed to Thomas Chawner in 1762.

George Smith III and George Smith IV were father and son. It is believed that William Fearn was made bankrupt in 1777.

Later he also worked with William Eley and William Chawner.

George Smith &amp; William Fearn

Set of 12 George III Antique Silver Old English Dessert Forks made in 1791

A rare set of twelve late 18th century dessert forks in the Old English pattern. They still bear a contemporary family crest of a heron on the reverse...

A rare set of twelve late eighteenth-century dessert forks in the old English pattern made in London in 1791 by George Smith and William Fearn.

Set of 12 George III Antique Silver Old English Dessert Forks made in 1791 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1791
Made By	George Smith & William Fearn
Location	London
Stock Number	FA250x9

Set of 12 George III Antique Silver Old English Dessert Forks made in 1791

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