Undated
silver
Seen on objects dated 1776–1778 (registered Aug 1776).
silver
Flatware
Silver
5 marks.
Undated
Seen on objects dated 1776–1778 (registered Aug 1776).
silver
Flatware
Undated
Seen on objects dated 1791 (registered Aug 1789).
silver
Flatware
Undated
Seen on objects dated 1778–1797 (registered Apr 1782 & 1784, 1786, 1792).
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Flatware

Undated
Captioned hallmark: London 1796.
London
Thomas Northcote , 1796 hallmark Thomas Northcote was a specialist spoon and fork maker and was apprenticed to Charles Hutton between 1766 and 1771. He entered his first mark ( ) on 20th August 1776 following five years in the workshops of Thomas Chawner. For a brief period in the mid-1790's he worked in partnership with George Bourne ( /GB), before once again working on his own account. He is particularly noted for the fine quality forks that bear his mark and was probably a specialist in this craft (forks were more difficult to make than spoons). He died in 1798 aged forty nine leaving his widow, Hannah, to continue the business.
Undated
Seen on objects dated 1781, 1790 (registered Apr 1779).
silver
Flatware
Thomas Northcote was a specialist spoon and fork maker and was apprenticed to Charles Hutton between 1766 and 1771. He entered his first mark (TN) on 20th August 1776 following five years in the workshops of Thomas Chawner. For a brief period in the mid-1790's he worked in partnership with George Bourne (TN/GB), before once again working on his own account.
He is particularly noted for the fine quality forks that bear his mark and was probably a specialist in this craft (forks were more difficult to make than spoons). He died in 1798 aged forty nine leaving his widow, Hannah, to continue the business.