Views of British Silversmith's and Jeweller's Premises

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Another of Mappin & Webb's Brazilian branches, this one the outlet at Sao Paulo:



This image is from 1914.

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A illustration of the premises of Lambert, located at 10, 11, & 12, Coventry Street, London:



This image was published in 1885.

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An image of the premises of S. Lewis, located at 318, High Street, Lewisham, London:



This image is from c.1915.

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An image of the exhibit of the British wholesale jewelry trade at the British Empire Exhibition, at Wembley, London:



This image was published in 1925.

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A illustration of the premises of Fattorini & Sons, situated on the corner of Godwin street at 27, Westgate, Bradford:



This image was published in 1893.

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An image of the premises of Mortimer Ricks, located at 32, Victoria Street, Paignton, Devon:



See: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=40980&p=207413&hilit=ricks#p207413

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A illustration of the premises of Fattorini & Sons, situated at 27, Kirkgate, Bradford:



This image was published in 1893.

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An image of the premises of W.R. Lisle, situated at 179, Fore Street, Exeter:



This image is from 1906.

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A illustration of the premises of Bruford & Son Ltd., Bedford Street, Exeter:



This illustration was published in 1966.

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An image of the exhibit of E. Dent & Co. Ltd. at the Franco-British Exhibition held at White City, London in 1908:



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An image of the main workshop of the manufacturing jewellers Joseph Smith & Sons (B'ham) Ltd., located at Vittoria Street, Birmingham:



This image is from 1935.

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A illustration of the premises of James Loveday, located at Silver Street, Wakefield, Yorkshire:



This illustration was published in 1862.

See: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopi ... ay#p209573

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Two images of the display of The Birmingham Jewellers and Silversmiths Association at the British Industries Fair of 1931:





The Birmingham Jewellers and Silversmiths Association held a composite show exhibiting samples from over one hundred firms representing the jewellery, silver, electroplate and allied trades.

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An image of the workshops of the English Art Works, on the third floor of 175, New Bond Street, London, who were a subsidiary company of Cartier Ltd.:



This image is of diamond mounters manufacturing platinum mounts for jewellery. These workshops were the birth-place of many legendary jewels.

This image was published in 1951.

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An image of the rebuilt premises of William Egan & Sons, Ltd., 31 & 32, Patrick Street, Cork:



This image is from 1925.

See: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=55794

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A couple of images of Black Lion Yard, a narrow lane linking Whitechapel Road with Old Montague Street, in the east-end of London:





Since the 1920's, Black Lion Yard was famous for its jewellers' shops and was known as the 'Hatton Garden of the East End'.

Both images, the first from 1926, and the second from 1961, show the premises of Joseph Leton. Joseph established his business at 7, Black Lion Yard and continued there until the demolition of the area in 1972 to 1975.

Joseph Leton was noted as entering his mark with the Glasgow Assay Office. Joseph Leton was formerly known as Joseph Letowsky, and under that name he entered his mark, 'J·L', with the London Assay Office in 1902. He was born in Russia and naturalised on the 17th July 1906.

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A illustration of the premises of T.C. Wilson & Co.'s Lion Works in Sheffield:



This illustration was published in 1900.

See: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopi ... ion#p95703

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An undated image of the premises of John Nelis & Co., located at Ferryquay Street, Londonderry:



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An image of the premises of the Quality Works, Birmingham, the premises of the gold chain manufacturers, John Goode & Sons:



This image is from 1917.

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An image of the premises of David Summerfield of Newcastle-upon-Tyne:



This image is from 1915.

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