Robert and William Wilson

Robert and William Wilson were English silversmiths active in the mid-19th century. Their work is characterized by intricate repoussé designs featuring naturalistic motifs like ivy and floral patterns. They crafted a range of tableware and decorative objects, including teapots, goblets, and pitchers, for both personal and ceremonial use. The Wilsons' silversmithing exemplifies the popular Rococo Revival style of the era, which favored ornate designs and a celebration of the natural world.