A Pair of George I Silver Casters London 1723 by Thomas Bamford
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Both identically marked for London 1723 by Thomas Bamford to the bases and the Lion Passant and the makers mark to the lids.
This is a wonderful pair of very good quality silver casters with no signs of damage or repair. Of excellent colour and patina. The hallmarks clear with no wear.
Thomas Bamford was a specialist caster maker whose master was Charles Adam, and his apprentice was Samuel Wood. The date of his freedom is not recorded, however, he entered 2 largeworker marks on 5th January 1720 and third (sterling) mark, 27th June 1720.
Height: 15.5cm
Width at widest point: 6cm
Weight: 374g or 13.2 oz