English Goldsmiths and Their Marks: A History of the Goldsmiths and their Marks. Charles James Jackson F.S.A. 1905
[NOTE: Sir Charles James Jackson 1849-1923 was an English Goldsmith. In 1905 he was at 47 Eton Ave., London]
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An eagle displayed. Fras JACKSON |
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1684-5 I I. Fleu de lys below. John Jackson |
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1697 Jno Jackson Tall Communion flagon. St. Martins in the Fields |
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1720 Chas Jackson |
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1736 Thomas Jackson |
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1759 Orlando Jackson |
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1739 Thomas Jackson London Goldsmith |
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Edward JACKSON Earliest date: 1817 Latest date or death: 1823 |
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The Guardians of the Standard of Wrought Plate in Birmingham included James JACKSON |
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1718 Christopher JACKSON was an apprentice in Dublin |
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1761 apprentice Joseph JACKSON son of Henry JACKSON in Dublin |
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1780 Joseph JACKSON was a Master goldsmith with a number of apprentices in Dublin. |
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Joseph JACKSON 1787-88 in Dublin |