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Robert Edgar Stone: born 1903 died 1990. Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths. He often stamped his pieces with a facsimile signature.

After serving an apprenticeship he held all the Goldsmiths Company scholarships whilst at the Central School of Arts & Crafts, London. He founded his own workshop in 1929. He practised at 22 Garrick Street London WC2 where he trained a number of silversmiths such as Ian Calvert and his daughter Jean who worked with him as a jeweller. George Hughes (Goldsmiths Assistant Clerk 1919-39 Clerk 1939-at least 1953) remarked of him "He has been one of the most constant supporters of the silver revival." He produced a large collection of items commemorating George V's Silver Jubilee in 1935 including caddy spoons, book marks, letter openers and 2 handled bowls with a crown coin sunk in the centre. These all featured cast crowns as handles or terminals. He then adapted these designs for the Coronations of Edward VIII in 1936 and George VI in 1937. Asprey and Wilson & Gill retailed many of these, some with an enamel background in the crown. In 1938 he produced a fruit stand for Hamilton & Inches of Edinburgh inspired by Jensen and Johan Rohde. 1946 saw a Peter Pan engraved set for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. During the 1960's his work was often seen at the Crafts Centre in Hay Hill, London and some of his spoons of this period were made in the Russian style. Christopher Lawrence was among those who worked for him.
He retired to Dumbartonshire in 1964.
 




Silver Napkin RingSilver Napkin Ring

London 1938
R E Stone
£140

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R E Stone Wine Taster

London 1936
R E Stone
Made for Asprey
Diameter: 8cm
£295

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R E Stone Wine Taster

George VI Coronation Derby Winner DishGeorge VI Coronation Derby Winner Dish

London 1937
R E Stone
Engraved with:
Mid-Day Sun who was the
winner of the Coronation Derby
£275

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Edward VIII R E Stone Dish

London 1936
Length: 14cm
Height: 2cm
£295

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Edward VIII R E Stone Dish

Silver Egg CupSilver Egg Cup

London 1948
R E Stone
Hickory Dickory Clock
Height: 5.5cm
Diameter: 4.5cm
£180

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Silver Tea Strainer

London 1934
R E Stone
Comemorating George VI
Coronation
Length: 10cm
£150

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Silver Tea Strainer

R E Stone Silver Caddy SpoonR E Stone Silver Caddy Spoon

London 1935
Length: 7½cm
£250

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Set of Six Silver Coffee Spoons
London 1935
R E Stone
Length: 9½cm
£130

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Set of Six Silver Coffee Spoons

Silver Napkin RingSilver Napkin Ring

London 1932
R E Stone
Width: 5cm
£120

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R E Stone Silver Quaich

London 1937
R E Stone
Asprey and Co
Length:13cm
£295

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R E Stone Silver Quaich