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The firm of Charles Boyton and Sons was founded in 1809 and eventually wound up in 1933. The director Charles Boyton (1885-1958) a Liveryman, broke away from the old firm and set up wholesale silversmiths in Marylebone Lane and a retail premises in Wigmore Street in 1934 although pieces bearing his facsimile signature date from 1930 while he was still working for his father. Some of his work is inspired by the Pyramid pattern designed by Harald Nielsen in 1926 for Georg Jensen. Boyton's business had closed by 1939.
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 | Silver Buckle
Charles Boyton
Length: 4cm
Height: 4cm
No hallmark only facsmile signature to back
£125
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Silver Server
London 1931
Charles Boyton
(facsimile signature)
Length:20cm
SOLD
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 | Silver Beaker
London 1931
Charles Boyton
(fascimile signature to base)
Height:10cm
SOLD
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Charles Boyton Silver Toast Rack
Very stylish Art Deco Design
Facsmile sinature of Charles Boyton
London 1932
Length:11cm
Height: 10½cm
SOLD
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 | Silver Pickle Fork
London 1933
Charles Boyton
Length: 15½cm
SOLD
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