London Makers Mark SK Unidentified?

[narpin99]

Hello,

I have these tea nips which look georgian to me. However They only have a lion assay mark (I think this is a London assay) and a makers mark of SK.

I'm really struggling to identify the makers mark and also just when in the Georgian period these were probably made.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[agphile]

Stylistically from around 1760. SK may be Samuel Knightly who entered his first mark in London in 1761.

[dognose]

Hi,

For additional information to that published in Grimwades for Samuel Knightly, go to:

Grimwades Updates - Samuel Knightly

Trev.

[narpin99]

Thank you,

Looks like this mark has not been pictured before, so I'm happy for it to be used as part of any relevant library. I can also do a crisper/ better quality shot if required.

Best wishes.

[dognose]

Hi,

An sharper image would be very much appreciated.

Trev.