Robert Sharp

Robert Sharp is credited to a pair of George 111 silver salvers, in an auction catalogue by Bonhams. The auction is to take place on the 22nd. June, 2011. The silver salvers are believed to be by Robert Sharp, London, 1793.

William Stroud

A George 111 silver meat dish and magazine is credited to William Stroud, London, 1804, in an auction catalogue recent released by Bonhams. The auction is to take place on the 22nd. June, 2011 in London.

William Plummer

A George 111 silver swing-handled basket is belived to be by William Plummer, London, 1789. It is mentioned in an auction catalogue by Bonhams, and goes for sale on the 22nd. June, 2011 in London.

Hester Bateman

In an auction catalogue for Bonham's auctioneers, I noticed that they have a George 111 silver teapot and stand for sale, at their auction on 22nd. June, 2011 in London.
It is credited to Hester Bateman, London, 1786.

Thomas Chawner

Thomas Chawner has a George 111 silver punch bowl, credited to him, in Bonham's auction catalogue for 22nd. June, 2011. The punch bowl is believed to have been made by Thomas Chawner, London, 1784.

Daniel Pontifex

Two George 111 goblets are for sale through 'Bonhams' auctioneers. They go for sale on the 22nd. June, 2011. They were credited to Daniel Pontifex, London, 1802.

Crispin Fuller

A noticed in a 'Bonhams' auction catalogue some 'Georgian silverware' by Crispin Fuller, London 1817.

To determine whether he lived in London, or worked in London, old documents/directories may need to be looked at.