| Silversmith
| Makers' Mark
| Period & Location
| Notes
|
Samuel Reily
|
| 1777-1809
Daunt's Bridge, Grand Parade
(1781, 1787, and 1795)
Lamb Square (1809)
Cork
| Registered at Dublin 1784
|
| Stephen Walsh
|
| 2nd H. 18th C.
Cork
| Apprenticed to William Bennett 1742, Master of the Cork Goldsmiths Company 1768. Relocated to Dublin c.1780 and petitioned the Dublin Goldsmiths Company for Freedom, but was rejected 1781.
|
| Thomas Austin
|
| 1st H. 19th C.
Grand Parade (1795-1817)
21, Brown Street (1846)
Cork
| Noted as a watchmaker. Married Susanna, daughter of Joseph Spearing, 1809.
|
Thomas John Burke
(Bourke)
|
| 4th Q. 18th C.
Quay Lane (1784)
Bridge Street (1789-1792)
Limerick
| Registered at Dublin 1784. His will was proved in 1800. Also used a "TJB" mark.
|
Thomas Bull
|
| mid 18th C.
?
Cork
| Married Elizabeth Van Lewen in 1732. Noted as a Quarter Brother with the Dublin Goldsmiths Company 1749-1750. Died in 1760 (Bennett - 1771).
|
Timothy Conway
|
| c.1783-1803
3, North Main Street (1783)
Cork
| An interesting character, fiercely anti-royalist, his watchplates are engraved with a harp without a crown, but then it appears he turned informer, for which he was given a large pension. Deceased 1803.
|
Thomas Harmon
|
| 4th Q. 18th C.
Cork
| Granted Freedom of the City 1786
|
Thomas John Burke
(Bourke)
|
| 4th Q. 18th C.
Quay Lane (1784)
Bridge Street (1789-1792)
Limerick
| Registered at Dublin 1784. His will was proved in 1800. Also used a "TB" mark.
|
| John Tolekin
| 
| 1795-1836
Grand Parade (1809)
68, Grand Parade (1817)
84, Grand Parade (1824 & 1833)
Cork
| Huguenot naturalised as a 'foreign merchant',\ 1768. Registered at Dublin 1798. Retired 1836, business continued by son, James until c.1838 when acquired by Edward Hawkesworth.
|
Carden Terry
&John Williams
|
| Cork
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