David Landsborough Fullerton joined the partnership of Josiah Williams & Co in 1883, a year after George Maudsley Jackson. The mark GJ over DF was used.
A silver fruit bowl by David Landsborough Fullerton, London 1926, also engraved with retailers J R OGDEN & SONS LTD, HARROGATE & LONDON Hemispherical form, the undulating rim with applied acanthus border and four upswept flying scroll handles, on a spreading circular foot, height 19cm, diameter 25cm, weight 40oz.
Sold for £ 750 inc. premium at Bonhams in 2015
A VICTORIAN SILVER AND IVORY PRESENTATION TROWEL MARK OF GEORGE JACKSON AND DAVID FULLERTON, LONDON, 1899 The plain blade engraved with an inscription, contained in a fitted case 11½ in. (29 cm.) long The inscription reads ‘County Borough of Northampton 1837-1897, presented by the committee to the Countess Spencer on the occasion of her laying the memorial stone of the building erected in the borough of Northampton to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, the third day of May 1900, H.E. Randall, Mayor, 1897, J.O.S. Jeffrey Mayor, 1900, architects C. Dorman and Son’ and relates to Charlotte, Countess Spencer (1835-1903), wife of John Poyntz, 5th Earl Spencer (1835-1910).
Sold for GBP 1,000 at Christies in 2010
Edwardian Sterling Silver Pedestal Sweets Bowl, hallmarked London, 1903, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), of shaped boat form with central cartouches surrounded by ground of c-scrolls, acanthus and floral motifs, with pierced scrolling rim, resting on a stepped oval foot, with gilt interior, total weight 266gm, h 11cm
Sold for A$200 at Aalders Auctions in 2018
