History of the Worshipful Company of Pewterers of the City of London  

http://www.archive.org/stream/historyworshipf00welcgoog#page/n6/mode/2up

NOTE: I have bolded the JACKSON name to highlight how dominant the JACKSONs were in this trade in London – and it is likely that some of the other surnames were related to them by marriage. Thanks to Jan Waugh for this.

Master	Wardens
1477 William Smalwood	William Large, Thomas Jakson
1485 William Sexteyn	Thomas Jakson, Thomas Nassh
1488 Thomas Alexander	Thomas Jakson,  John Cave
1492 Thomas Jakson	John Cave,  William Pecok
1493 Thomas Jakson	John Hyndson,  Robert Turnour
1512 William Marshall	William Crowe,  William Jakson
1576 William Curtis	Allen Gardener,  John Jackson
1584 Thomas Allen	John Jackson,  Thomas Catcher
1587 Ralph Stray	John Jackson,   Richard Perkins
1589 John Jackson	Percival Gascar,  William Wood
1658 John Silk	Thomas Jackson,  Thomas Howard
1660 Thomas Jackson	Edward Gilbert,  Richard Mellett
1673 John Drury	Henry Perris,  Samuel Jackson
1678 Henry Perris	Samuel Jackson,  Robert Adams
1684 Samuel Jackson	John Mann, Stephenn Lawrence
1687 James Kelk	Thomas Stone, Christopher Raper
[Displaced by Order of King James II]
Samuel Jackson	John Mann,  John Emes
1690 Samuel Jackson	Thomas Stone, William Cowley
1700 John Emes & Samuel Jackson	William Howard,  Edward Trahern
1712 Edward Trahern	John Jackson,  John Shorey
1714 Samuel Jackson	Samuel Hancock,   Robert Nicholson
1795 George Smith	John Hinde,  Robert Jackson
1800 John Appleton	Robert Jackson,  Robert Towers
1801 Robert Jackson	Robert Piercy Hodge,  William Tovey