Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton maker's marks

Compare 1 source-linked mark variant recorded under Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton. These are reconstructions for comparison, not source photographs or authentication evidence.

1 mark variant2 auction examples1 cited source

Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton: The interlocked N, A, S, A letter construction and overlapping arrangement are carried into the line drawing; line reconstruction.

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Mark variant 1

Low confidence comparison reconstruction.

The interlocked N, A, S, A letter construction and overlapping arrangement are carried into the line drawing.

Source record

Source dates: 1770–1782 · registration note unclear
Original source statements:
1770..1782 (registered Jul ;1771)

Market evidence for Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton

2 examples

Reviewed maker-name auction examples

A pair of George III silver salt cellars, London 1772, by Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton, of circular form embossed with floral design, on three hoof feet, hallmarks to the base, glass liners deficient, 111.9 grams.
GBP 140 · Dawsons Auctioneers · 2026-06-18
A George III silver toody ladle, having shaped bowl with opposing spouts and turned mahogany handle, maker Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton, London, date letter worn, overall length approx 17cm, silver weight 1ozt (handle loose)
GBP 70 · Lacy Scott & Knight · 2026-03-21

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1 cited source

www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk source reference

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