Silver-gilt & frosted glass
London, 1856
Maker’s mark of Charles & George Fox
Height: 29.5cm, 11.6in
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No record of apprenticeship or freedom. First mark entered as plateworker, signed Charles Fox Jnr., 19 February 1822. Address: 139 Old Street. Second mark, 27 January 1823. Third, 21 August 1823. Fourth, 23 September 1823. Fifth, 10 December 1823. Sixth, 9 May 1838. His work shows consistently high quality.
Description
The silver-gilt mount engraved with a contemporary coat-of-arms. The glass body etched and engraved with anthemion.
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