John Ashley, goldsmith, in Grey-hound Court, near Arundel Street, in the Strand, London ... [graphic].[between 1733 and 1769?]engTitle from item.Title continues: Buys & sells all sorts of second hand watches and plate, and most fashionable new chas'd and plain, with all sorts of snuff boxes & small work in gold & silver. Likewise fine combs, trays, powder boxes and puffs, &c. newest Dutch, Tunbridge, and all other English toys, plate brushes of all sorts and metal & steel buckles, and spurs & hard ware, stone, steel, and silver seals, & plate engraved, And most money for old gold and silver lace, & burnt silver. N.B. All sorts of jewelers work performed, and mourning rings made in time, at reasonable rates.Sheet trimmed within plate mark.On leaf 29 of an album of trade cards and invitations.