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LAMB & STEELEY

2, Mary Ann Street, St. Paul's, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Lamb and Steeley—2 Mary Ann-street, electro plate manufacturers. William Steeley, George Lamb. 23rd January 1874.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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WILLIAM BOOT

8, Larkner Row, Birmingham


An example of the work and mark of William Boot:






WB - Birmingham - 1806


William Boot entered his mark with the Birmingham Assay Office on the 1st August 1804.

The Birmingham silversmith Thomas Bartleet, before setting up on his own account, was in the employ of William Boot.

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EMIL KUHN & Co. - SAMUEL HENRY SUTTON

2, Upper Hockley Street, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Kuhn Emil and Co. — 8 Upper Hockley-street. Emil Kuhn, Edward Cox. Debts received and paid by Emil Kuhn. 2nd December 1870.

Kuhn Emil and Co. ; also trading as Samuel Henry Sutton. —2 Upper Hockley-street, and elsewhere, die sinkers, jewellers, &c. Emil Kuhn, Samuel Henry Sutton. Debts received and paid by Emil Kuhn, for the firm of Emil Kuhn and Co., and by Samuel Henry Sutton, for the firm of Samuel Henry Sutton, by whom the latter business will be continued. 26th December 1871.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874



Applications for Letters Patent

3706. Samuel Henry Sutton, of Edgbaston, Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, for an invention of "Improved fastenings for wearing apparel."—Dated 27th October, 1874.

Source: The Commissioners of Patents' Journal - Patent Office - 1874

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JOHNSON & Co.

Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Johnson and Co.—Electro platers, &c. Alfred Johnson, Benjamin Patrick. Debts received and paid by Alfred Johnson. 18th April 1871.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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THOMAS JENKS & Co.

Spencer Street, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Jenks Thomas and Co. —Spencer-street, vulcanite jewellery manufacturers. Thomas Jenks, William Isbell Batten Holmden. 16th May 1873.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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JENKS & HAWKINS

Icknield Street, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Jenks and Hawkins.—Icknield-street, jewellers and fancy chain makers. Ebenezer Alfred Hawkins, Thomas Jenks. 5th November I867

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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W. DOWLER & SONS

94, Great Charles Street, Birmingham


Messrs. W. Dowler & Sons, 94, Great Charles Street, have prepared a splendid Jubilee Medal, which may be had in bronze or white metal, at prices to suit everyboby. It is a finished piece of artistic work, and every boy and girl should get one.

Source: The Dart and Midland Figaro - 11th March 1887

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R.C. MARSH

76, High Street, Birmingham



R.C. Marsh - Birmingham - 1887

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HYMAN HYMAN & SON

55, Vyse Street and Well Street, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Hyman Hyman and Son; also trading as S and H Hyman.—55 Vyse-street and Well-street, manufacturing jewellers. Hyman Hyman, Samuel Hyman. Debts received and paid by Samuel Hyman, who will in future carry on the business. 18th March 1878.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

Hyman Hyman was noted in 1878/1879/1880 as being located at 49, Vyse Street and 20, Hylton Street.

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MORRIS & BAKER

Birmingham


An example of the work and mark of Morris & Baker:










M & B - Birmingham - 1946

Morris & Baker entered their mark with the Birmingham Assay Office in July 1946.

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H.B. SALE

135, Constitution Hill, Birmingham



H.B. Sale - Birmingham - 1887

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HENRY JENKINS & SONS

Unity Works, Vittoria Street, Birmingham


The Electrical and Industrial Exhibition

Henry Jenkins & Sons, die sinkers, medallists, stampers, &c, of Unity Works, Vittoria Street, Birmingham, will exhibit a medal press, striking medals to commemorate the Exhibition: also stamps and presses at work showing the processes of stamping and piercing, &c. Patterns framed, showing designs of checks, tokens, labels, &c.; also ornaments manufactured by the firm. Show cases, exhibiting stars, badges, ornaments, decorations, war and naval officers' miniature medals made by them; also a valuable collection of war medals from 1799 to 1887.

Source: The Watchmaker, Jeweller and Silversmith - 1st August 1889

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HOPKINS & CADDICK

Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Hopkins and Caddick.—Spoon manufacturers. W F Hopkins, K H Caddick. 18th November 1870.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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J. & G. HIRST

45, Northampton Street, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Hirst G and J.—45 Northampton-street, manufacturing jewellers. George Hirst, John Hirst. Debts received and paid by G Hirst . 1st March 1864.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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J.H. HIGGS & Co.

45, Augusta Street, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Higgs J H and Co.—45 Augusta-street, electro platers &c. John Henry Higgs, William Welch Eagles. Debts received and paid by William Welch Eagles, who will in future carry on the business. 7th October 1873.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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HINDE BROTHERS

36, Hilton Street, Birmingham

Albert Alexander was sentenced the other day to two months' hard labor for stealing four ounces of scrap gold, two ounces of scrap silver, and three gold brooches, from his employers, Messrs. Hinde Brothers, 36, Hilton-street, Birmingham.

Source: The Watchmaker, Jeweller and Silversmith - 1st August 1891

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HARVEY & KNIBB

124, Great Hampton Street, Birmingham


DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP

Harvey and Knibb.—124 Great Hampton-street, jewellery manufacturers. George Harvey, Henry Knibb. Debts received and paid by George Harvey, who will in future carry on the business. 27th September 1870.

Source: The Birmingham Commercial List - Estell & Co. - 1874

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WILLIAM WILLIAMS

Vyse Street, Birmingham


Deeds Registered Pursuant to the Bankruptcy Act, 1861

Friday, Jan. 4, 1868

Williams, Wm., Vyse-st, Birmingham. Gold Chain Maker and Jeweller, lately in co-partnership with Nathl Wall and Jas Rooker, Vyse-st. asforesaid, Gold Chain Makers and Jewellers. Trustees (not named). To pay his separate creditors and the joint creditors of the said Nathl Wall and Jas Rooker, 7s-6d in the £, in the manner following: 2s-6d in cash; 2s-6d in promissory notes, at 3 months from Jan. 1; and 2s-6d in promissory notes, at 6 months from same date, cash and notes to be delivered on demand after Feb. 1. Dec. 31. Comp. Reg. Jan. 8

Source: The Weekly Notes - 12th January 1867

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J. & R. GRIFFIN Ltd.

28, Hylton Street, later, 105-109, Hockley Street, later, Link Works, Soho Hill, Birmingham


An example of the work and mark of J. & R. Griffin Ltd.:




J&RG - Chester - 1904


The business of Joseph James Griffin and Richard Charles Griffin.

J. & R. Griffin Ltd. ceased business in 1926 having gone into voluntary liquidation.

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CASHMORE & Co.

163, Warstone Lane, Birmingham





An example of the work and mark of Cashmore & Co.:






C&Co - Birmingham - 1921

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