James Dixon & son help identifing maker mark

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James Dixon & son help identifing maker mark

Postby tink » Wed Mar 08, 2006 10:39 am

I have a teapot made by James Dixon & Son sheffield

if anyone could help me identify the markers mark it would be appreciated

the mark is
Z then their trumpet then 5
James Dixon & Son Sheffield
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I have trawled the net but as yet found nothing but history on the actual company
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thanks in advance tink

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Postby Waylander » Fri Mar 24, 2006 10:14 pm

James Dixon established his company in 1806, becoming "& Sons" in 1835. They produced a large variety of goods, from Britannia metal articles, EPNS, to good quality silver.

Their JD&S mark is easily mistaken for James Deakin & Sons, however in the absence of trademarks the "JD&S" of James Dixon & Sons is always on a single line.

The company acquired the firm of William Hutton & Sons Ltd. in 1930 and it remained in the hands of the Dixon family until 1976.

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Postby tink » Sat Mar 25, 2006 10:05 am

thanks waylander
thats about as far as i got too
cant get any more info on the Z trumpet 5 though

although i do now know that the 6 scrathed inside the lid is about the amount of cups it will hold

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