David Hall
- Born: Philadelphia PA
- Died: 1779, Burlington NJ
General notes:
Silversmith
Events in his life were:


- Alternate Mark also found on later pieces made by his nephew David in Lancaster PA

- Alternate Mark also found on later pieces made by his nephew David in Lancaster PA
- He worked circa 1760-1769 as a silversmith in Philadelphia PA 4,43
- Advertised in the Pennsylvania Gazette (Philadelphia PA), 20 Feb 1766,
"David Hall, In Second-street, near Chestnut-street, Philadelphia, Continues to make and sell all Sort of Gold and Silver Work. . . Likewise china bowls, etc. drilled and clasped and wooden handles neatly fixed to china tea pots etc."
- He worked in 1777-1778 as a silversmith in Burlington NJ 4,43
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