>>From book "The London Goldsmiths 1200-1800" A record of the Names and >Addressed of the Craftsmen their Shopsigns and trade-cards. Compiled by Sir >Ambrose Heal F.S.A. From the records of the Goldsmiths Company and other >Contmeporary Resources. Published under the patronage of the Worshipful >Company of Goldsmiths of London. Cambridge at the University Press 1935. > >1. >CASWALL (or Carswell, see Brassey & Caswell also Turner and Caswall) >1700-1709 >George, Sir, Goldsmith; Acorn (or Golden Acorn) Lombard Street. >2. >CASWALL John and MOUNT John, Goldsmiths and Bankers; east side of Birchin >Lane. 1715-1742 >CASWELL Mrs Ann, Pawnbroker; Old Pye Street Westminster 1744 > >On going to: >TURNER Elias & CASWALL (commonly called The Sword Blade Company); Goldsmiths >& bankers; Lombard Street. 1713 >BRASSEY & CASWELL, Goldsmiths; Acorn, Lombard Street 1700-1707 > >More detail on the Brassey family if you want it. > > >(The Acorn or Golden Acorn is what was included in the Shop-sign of the >Goldsmith and details have been proven ie it has been proven that the Acord >or Golden Acord was in the Shop-sign of Brassey & Caswall Goldsmiths in >1707)