Jonathan Hayne and Thomas Wallis II began a silver-smithing partnership in 1810. This ended in 1817, with Jonathan Hayne entering his own distinctive silver mark in 1821. A copy of Hayne's maker's mark is shown below.
The following photos show an impressive pair of Jonathan Hayne silver ladles from the early 1820's (est. £135 - £150). In addition to Hayne's distinctive maker's mark, they both have duty marks for George IV.
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