10 January 1798
Chawner retires from his silversmithing firm at Amen Corner, Ave Maria Lane, London, England and his partner, John Emes, becomes owner. Edward Barnard ♂ is made the firm's manager. Sources: 3
The London Goldsmiths 1200-1800
Subtitle
A record of the names and addresses of the craftsment their shop-signs and trade-cards
Contributor(s)
- Sir Ambrose Heal (author)
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Publication Date
1935
Link
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=3iY9AAAAIAAJ (retrieved: 4 Feb 2018)
Extract(s)
CHAWNER Henry, goldsmith
Ave Mary lane. 1787
Amen Corner, Ave Mary lane. 1790-1793
No. 34 Paternoster row. 1792-1796
CHAWNER Henry & EMES John2, plate-workers
Amen corner. 1796-1808
CHAWNER Thomas, plate-worker
No. 60 Paternoster row. 1759-1799
Red Lion street, Clerkenwell. 1767
Amen corner. 1784
Ave Mary lane. 1784, 1785
CHAWNER William (see also HEMING & CHAWNER), goldsmith
No. 60 Paternoster row. 1759-1768
New Bond street. 1773
CHAWNER William & Thomas, silversmiths
No. 60 Paternoster row. 1759-1768
EMES John (see CHAWNER & EMES), plate-worker
Amen Corner. 1796-1808
Source Notes
▴ 2
The present successors of this firm are Edward Barnard & Sons, 54 Hatton Garden.
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Date Known
1808
John Emes, silversmith, dies and his wife Rebecca inherits his business at Amen Corner, Ave Maria Lane, London, England. She enters into a partnership with the manager, Edward Barnard ♂ and the firm begins to trade as Emes & Barnard. Sources: 3