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In 1818 he took as his partner his son Henry Lias I and they were joined from 1823 to 1837 by another son
A very unusual piece from a sought after watch and clock maker
Bath in the distance
carrying the maker’s ‘Trademark’ logo with the reversed ‘S’ in ‘FBS’ showing that this compass post-dates the death of Francis Barker in 1875
the remaining two are titled:
Four Sterling Silver Decanter Labels by Richards & Knight, London, 1973. Art Nouveau In 1818 he took asA lovely set of four sterling silver decanter labels by Richards & Knight of London, 1973. The decanter labels include: Gin Sherry Whisky Port Three of the four labels are fully hallmarked. The 'Sherry' label is not hallmarked but tests as silver and is identical to the other three hallmarked silver pieces in the set. The labels show some minor scratches consistent with age but remain in a very good condition overall. Dimensions: Length: 6cm Width:
