English goldsmiths and their marks, a history of the goldsmiths and plate workers of England, Scotland, and Ireland; with over thirteen thousand marks reproduced in facsimile from authentic examples of plate and tables of date-letters and other hall-marks used in the assay offices of the United kingdom (1921)
Jackson, Charles James, Sir, 1849-1923 · London, Macmillan and co. limited · leaf 743
ey. The makers mark is probably that of JohnWisdom. 0 e f 1722-3 ^^^^ Makers mark of Christopher Canner (probably), on octagonal tea-pot : Mr. W. H. Willson. YORK MARKS. York marks of 1681-2, and the makers mark of Joshua Geldart,stamped on a beaker belonging to Dr. Wilfred Harris. c. 1692 c. 1695… … The illustration here given represents a 17th century silver sword-hilt stamped with a makers mark only, namely ^j^jj^ The name of the maker has not been traced, and there being no other accompanying mark, it can only be stated that the sword-hilt is believed to be the work of an Englishprovincial…
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