- name is
sometimes rendered as Elizabeth. Mary
Sumner was the wife of
plateworker William Sumner I and
registered her
first mark on 18
March 1807; after...
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Elizabeth Morley was an
English silversmith.
Morley was
married to the
plateworker Thomas Morley,
going into the
silver business at his death.
During her...
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address of 49
Bartholomew Close; her
occupation at this time was
listed as
plateworker. She
specialized in the
production of
salvers and trays, and numerous...
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English silversmith.
Tookey was
married to
James Tookey, a
spoon maker and
plateworker, and
herself became a
silversmith after his death,
although the date...
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Edward Feline, and
herself was
classified as both a
largeworker and a
plateworker during her career. Her
first mark was
registered on 15 May 1753; a second...
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which Storr's
first separate mark is also entered.
First mark
entered as
plateworker, in
partnership with
William Frisbee, 2 May 1792. Address: 5 **** Lane...
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worked in
partnership with her son,
George Burrows II.
classed as a
plateworker, she
registered her
first mark, in two sizes, on 10 July 1801. Further...
- 2023. Chaffers,
William (1883). A
History of
English Goldsmiths and
Plateworkers (PDF). London: W.H.Allen & Co.
Official website (Parish of West Grinstead)...
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William (1883). "Gilda aurifabrorum; a
history of
English goldsmiths and
plateworkers, and
their marks stamped on plate". London, W.H. Allen. pp. 35–36. Goss...
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William (1899).
Gilda aurifabrorum; a
history of
English goldsmiths and
plateworkers. London:
Reeves and Turner. pp. 57-58. Harris,
William (1845). Rambles...
