Set of Four George III  Cast Silver Candlesticks 1

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Robert Albin Cox, apprenticed to Humphrey Payne 1745, turned over to John Payne 1750, free 1752.

First mark, as largeworker, 1752. Second mark 1758. Third mark 1759. Heal records him in Fetter Lane  till 1773 and at Little Britain 1769.

Elected to the livery 1791, Prime Warden 1818. Died 1826.

Arthur Grimwade notes, that due to Cox’s apparent longevity, it's likely he had a son with the same name.

Robert Albin Cox

Set of George III Antique Sterling Silver Cast Candlesticks made for the Earl of Hillsborough in 1767

A magnificent set of four important antique silver cast George III corinthian column candlesticks.


Set of George III Antique Sterling Silver Cast Candlesticks made for the Earl of Hillsborough in 1767 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1767
Made By	Robert Albin Cox
Location	London
Stock Number	W50x12

Set of George III Antique Sterling Silver Cast Candlesticks made for the Earl of Hillsborough in 1767

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