An English silver-chaser and sculptor.
Son of Charles Fox, entered a joint maker's mark with his brother Charles Thomas Fox, from 139 Old Street, where they are listed until 1852 as working silversmiths. C.T. & G. Fox then moved to 13 Queen Street (renamed 13 Bateman Street in 1885), Soho, where they are listed as working silversmiths.
Charles Thomas Fox retired on 31st December 1860 leaving George Fox as sole partner in the firm of C.T. & G. Fox. The business moved in 1891 to 50 Berwick Street , Soho, where in 1892 they are listed as manufacturing silversmiths, repairs, gilding, plating etc. to the trade.
A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT THREE-PIECE TEA SET
LONDON 1872
A SET OF FOUR VICTORIAN SILVER FIGURAL SALTS
LONDON 1873
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER DESSERT STANDS
LONDON 1861
A VICTORIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER EWER AND BASIN
LONDON 1863
TWO MATCHING VICTORIAN SILVER "FANTASTIC BIRD" JUGS
LONDON 1865
A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT INKSTAND
LONDON 1843
A VICTORIAN SILVER CUP AND COVER
LONDON 1891
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT MOUNTED GLASS CLARET JUGS
LONDON 1874
A VICTORIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER EWER AND BASIN
LONDON 1863
A VICTORIAN SILVER INKWELL
LONDON 1845
A VICTORIAN SILVER SOUP TUREEN, COVER, AND STAND
LONDON 1841
