and George in 1822. When George died his son Robert Fredrick continued the tradition, as did a few other relatives until they finally closed in 1921.
Throughout the 19th Century the Fox mark was synonymous with good quality silver tableware and certainly Charles (II) and George can be seen as two of
the last individual plate workers before things were mechanised and mass-produced by the Victorians. ... See more
Piers Rankin Silver Antiques
Engraved Victorian Sterling Silver Goblet
£ 445
£ 1,795
£ 275
£ 1,895
£ 4,950
William Rand Antiques
Very Large George V Solid Silver Photograph Frame
Newark Antiques and Interiors Ltd
George IV Silver Wine Funnel
In a Nutshell Antiques & Interiors Ltd
Antique Victorian Silver Mounted Hip Flask
The Silver Cabinet
Antique Early Victorian Silver Pounce Pot
Victorian Novelty Cast Silver Monkey Sugar Nips by Charles James Fox, London 1899
Steppes Hill Farm Antiques Ltd
Piers Rankin Silver Antiques
Pair of Chester Silver Spirit Decanters with Hobnail Cut Glass Bodies
Pair of Chester Silver Spirit Decanters with Hobnail Cut Glass Bodies
Piers Rankin Silver Antiques
In a Nutshell Antiques & Interiors Ltd
Antique Georgian Solid Silver Sugar Basin Bowl
Piers Rankin Silver Antiques
Pair of Victorian Threaded Clear Glass Beakers with Silver Rims
The Silver Cabinet
Antique Silver Georgian 3-Part Wine Funnel
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Superb Early Victorian Silver Mounted Mustard Pot by George & Charles Thomas Fox, London 1848
Julie Cartwright Antiques
Elmgarden Antiques
Victorian Silver Hip Flask by Charles Fox & Co Ltd Date 1897