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Silversmiths Index / Cape Silver Marks 1800 to 1880 / Hockly, Daniel

Hockly, Daniel

Category: Hockly, Daniel
Silversmiths
  • Cape Silver Marks 1750 to 1800
  • Cape Silver Marks 1800 to 1880
    • Ahlers, Oltman
    • Beck, Lodewyk
    • Beets, Daniel
    • Beyleveld, Johannes Hendricus
    • Collinet, Daniel
    • Combrink, Johannes
    • Daniel, Peter Clarke
    • Du Moulin, Dominique Baudouin
    • Hermann, Frederik Lambertus
    • Hockly, Daniel
    • Ince, Joseph
    • Lotter, Carel David
    • Lotter, Gerhardus
    • Lotter, Jan
    • Lotter, Johannes Casparus (Junior)
    • Lotter, Johannes Marthinus
    • Lotter, William Godfried
    • Moore, William
    • Schlosser, August Christoffel
    • Stevenson, Thomas
    • Townsend, John
    • Townsend, Thomas Lock
    • Twentyman, Lawrence Holme
    • Vos, Jacobus Johannes, 1841-1882
    • Vos, Johan Hendrik (Junior)
    • Waldek, Frederick
    • Wolhuter, Georg Egbertus
  • South African Silver Marks Post 1880
  • Unattributed Cape Silver Marks 1750 to 1880
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Daniel Hockly
Active 1819- 1835
Daniel Hockly was born in London in 1787 and was recorded as a silversmith working from 1809-1819. In December 1819 he sailed for the Cape on board the Chapman, accompanied by his wife Elizabeth and four children. They landed at Algoa Bay in April 1820 and at first settled at the mouth of the Fish River, later moving to Uitenhage, Grahamstown, Cradock and Graff-Reinet, where he died in 1835.

Cape Silver tablespoon by Daniel Hockly, Circa 1819- 1835.

Dimensions: 22.5 cm long by 4.8 cm across the bowl.

Weight: 57 grams.

Provenance: The Old Corkscrew

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