The English Provincial Trade - Southern England

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VIENER & Co.

Temple of Fancy, 183, High Street, Southampton




Viener & Co. - Southampton - 1843

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J.H. ROSE

20, Harbour Street, Ramsgate



J.H. Rose - Ramsgate - 1854

Late of Farrington Street, London.

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J. HOOD

High Street, Broadstairs



J. Hood - Broadstairs - 1882

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J. STACE

High Street, Folkstone



J. Stace - Folkstone - 1853


J. Stace - Folkstone - 1859

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JOSEPH PYKE

High Street, Chatham


EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT A JEWELLER'S IN CHATHAM

A burglary of a very extensive character was committed on Tuesday night at the shop of Mr Joseph Pyke, jeweller and silversmith, High-street, Chatham, when upwards of £1,000 worth of property was carried off. The burglars obtained an entrance into the premises by means of scaling a wall at the rear of the premises. They then attempted to break open the kitchen-door, but this being of great strength and lined with iron, defied all their attempts to break it open. They then, by means of a crow-bar, broke away the door-post and the brick- work, which allowed them to prize open the door, and thus gain entrance into the kitchen. The door, however, which conducted to the shop was strongly secured, and the burglars then commenced cutting away the ceiling to get through into the shop by that way. After cutting for some time, they left the ceiling and cut through the panel of the door, by which means the shop was entered. They then made a clean sweep of nearly every article of gold which the shop contained, consisting of several trays of diamond, signet, wedding, and other rings, about forty gold watches, gold charms, pins, chains, bracelets and a bowl of gold and silver coins. Nothing was heard of the burglars, but at about four o'clock in the morning, Police-constable Barker, 21, observed a man leave the side of Mr Pyke's carrying a carpet-bag. On seeing the police-constable he threw down the bag and ran away, but although the officer followed him for some distance, the man got away. On the bag being examined, it was found to contain a large portion of the property stolen, but it is supposed that the other persons engaged in the burglary left by another way, taking with them some part of the property stolen. The police have obtained some clue to the burglars.

Source: Wrexham and Denbighshire Weekly Advertiser - 12th February 1859

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CARLTON BULL

54 & 55, Union Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight



Carlton Bull - Ryde - 1911

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BARRETT

Hastings


A folding fruit knife with the maker's mark overstamped with the retailer's mark of Barrett Hastings:






BARRETT/HASTINGS - Sheffield - 1893

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NOUVEAU SILVERWARE Ltd. - RAY HALL

Southampton


An example of the work and mark of Ray Hall:






RH - Birmingham - 1983


Established in the 1970's by Ray Hall.

Nouveau Silverware specialise in the manufacture of silver photo-frames.



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RICHARD TAYLOR

115 & 125, High Street, Bromley, Kent



Richard Taylor - Bromley, Kent - 1906

Established in 1854.

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WILLIAM WATSON MASON

The Parade, Canterbury


At Canterbury Police-court, on Monday, Frank Bailey, a man of gentlemanly appearance, who spoke with a foreign accent, was charged with stealing a gold diamond brooch, value £20, the property of William Watson Mason, silversmith, of the Parade, Canterbury. Prisoner went into the shop and asked to look at some jewellery. After he had gone the brooch was missed. He attempted to pawn the brooch at Margate, where he was given into custody. When charged prisoner said, Well, I shall plead guilty, what do you think I shall get ? A remand was granted.

Source: The Cardigan Observer - 23rd May 1896

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E.W. PAYNE

High Street and Market Square, Bromley, Kent and 192, Beckenham Road, London



E.W. Payne - Bromley, Kent - 1906

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W. MATLOCK

Bournemouth


BURGLARS AT BOURNEMOUTH

Jeweller's Shop Looted

Last night burglars broke into the jeweller's shop of Mr W. Matlock, deputy mayor of Bournemouth, and stole jewellery and watches to the vaule of several hundreds of pounds.

Source: South Wales Echo - 1st March 1899

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A. SOLCA

East Grinstead, Sussex



A. Solca - East Grinstead - 1858

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BARNETT

Preston Road, Brighton


JEWELLER'S SHOP ROBBED

A jeweller's shop in Preston-street, Brighton, as the scene of an impudent robbery yesterday morning. About five o'clock it was found that the large plate-glass window of Mr. Barnett's premises had been smashed, and about a hundred pounds' worth of jewellery astracted. The proprietor, who was sleeping on the premises, heard no noise, and first became aware of his loss by a policeman rousing him. A sheet of brown paper plastered with treacle had been used to deaden the sound of the breaking glass, and this paper, together with finger smears, forms the only clue to the thieves. Some pads used to display the jewellery were found about a hundred yards away.

Source: Evening Express and Evening Mail - 12th July 1906

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W. CHAMBERS

67, St. James's Street, Brighton



W. Chambers - Brighton - 1858

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W.D. CHAMBERS

118, St. James's Street, Brighton



W.D. Chambers - Brighton - 1858

Established in 1842.

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JOHN NIX

Terminus Road, Eastbourne



John Nix - Eastbourne - 1917

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GEORGE FARRER

19, High Street, Tunbridge Wells


The shop of Mr. George Farrer, jeweller, Tunbridge Wells, was broken into on Tuesday night, and jewellery and watches valued at £5,000 were stolen.

Source: The South Wales Daily Post - 14th December 1893

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J.W. COLLBRAN

54, St. Leonard's Road, Bexhill-on-Sea



J.W. Collbran - Bexhill-on-Sea - 1918

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A.B. SIMMONS

6, Rendezvous Street, Folkestone



A.B. Simmons - Folkestone - 1902

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