10, St. Swithin Street, Worcester
W.E. Palmer - Worcester - 1847
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Some Birmingham Information and Advertisements
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W.E. PALMER
10, St. Swithin Street, Worcester
W.E. Palmer - Worcester - 1847
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10, St. Swithin Street, Worcester
W.E. Palmer - Worcester - 1847
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WILLIAM SOUTTER & SONS Ltd - THE TELEPHONE MANUFACTURING Co. Ltd
Farm Street Works, 359-380, Farm Street, Hockley, Birmingham
The Telephone Manufacturing Co. Ltd. - Birmingham - 1923
The Telephone Manufacturing Co. Ltd. - Birmingham - 1923
The Telephone Manufacturing Co. Ltd. - Birmingham - 1923
'SOUTTERWARE'
Established as Soutter & Hicks in c.1760. Incorporated as a limited liability company in 1896. The company continued in business until c.1928.
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Farm Street Works, 359-380, Farm Street, Hockley, Birmingham
The Telephone Manufacturing Co. Ltd. - Birmingham - 1923
The Telephone Manufacturing Co. Ltd. - Birmingham - 1923
The Telephone Manufacturing Co. Ltd. - Birmingham - 1923
'SOUTTERWARE'
Established as Soutter & Hicks in c.1760. Incorporated as a limited liability company in 1896. The company continued in business until c.1928.
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A. T. CANNON SILVERSMITHS Ltd.
Time Works, 214, Barr Street, Birmingham
An example of the work and mark of A. T. Cannon Silversmiths Ltd, a bud-vase, assayed at Birmingham in 1971:
A T C - Birmingham - 1971
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Time Works, 214, Barr Street, Birmingham
An example of the work and mark of A. T. Cannon Silversmiths Ltd, a bud-vase, assayed at Birmingham in 1971:
A T C - Birmingham - 1971
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Excerpted from The London Gazette Volume 12 Page 14599dognose wrote:MARSON & JONES
88, Spencer Street, Birmingham
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Frederick Marson continued in business at 90 Spencer Street trading as Marsonian manufacturing jeweller, and Harry Spencer was at 88 Spencer Street trading as Marson & Jones manufacturing silversmiths.
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GREEN'S
135, Digbeth, Birmingham
Green's - Birmingham - 1900
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135, Digbeth, Birmingham
Green's - Birmingham - 1900
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SEEMORE SALES Ltd.
35, Hall Street, Birmingham
Seemore Sales Ltd., wholesale and manufacturing jewellers, have taken larger premises at 35, Hall Street, Birmingham 18. Their telephone number remains the same, Central 6601. Intex (interchangeable ear-rings) and F.H. Moore have moved to adjoining offices at the same address.
Source: Watchmaker, Jeweller & Silversmith - May 1956
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35, Hall Street, Birmingham
Seemore Sales Ltd., wholesale and manufacturing jewellers, have taken larger premises at 35, Hall Street, Birmingham 18. Their telephone number remains the same, Central 6601. Intex (interchangeable ear-rings) and F.H. Moore have moved to adjoining offices at the same address.
Source: Watchmaker, Jeweller & Silversmith - May 1956
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FISHER & LUDLOW
Albion Works, Red Street, Birmingham
Fisher & Ludlow, Ltd., Albion Works, Red-street, Birmingham are designers and manufacturers of heraldic and artistic specialities in metal. They manufacture art goods for Christmas, birthday, and wedding presents. For Christmas displays their productions afford a very pleasing variety, and will be attractive additions to a fancy counter or a window devoted to Christmas novelties. It is a first necessity for a dealer to do something or show something that will cause the public to look at his window display. Some of Messrs. Fisher & Ludlow’s novelties are calculated to have that effect. This is the season when table decorations are in demand. Within the last few years the ornamentation of dinner, tea, and supper tables has become the rule in all respectable families, instead of being limited, as it used to be, to the wealthy classes only. We form our estimate of the good taste of our hostess as much by a glance at her table decorations as by her dinner or tea service. Manufacturers have met this artistic taste (indeed, if they have not created it they have done much to foster it) by the abundant provision of beautiful yet comparatively inexpensive table ornaments. Amongst these must be included the "Silver Tree" table decorations, manufactured by Messrs. Fisher & Ludlow. These are original artistic designs, silver-plated on white metal, and enamelled with transparent enamel. They take the form of epergnes, archways, fruit and flower stands, three-cornered rustic stands and sets consisting of centre piece and two side pieces. One of the last-named is called the "Queen Alexandra" set, as it was supplied to her Majesty, and is a charming conception. Fig. 1 shows an epergne as in use. It is twelve inches high, and has a movable top, so that when required the base can be used alone. Fig. 2 is a rustic epergne seven inches high. These stands are made in many sizes and a great variety of forms. A chrysanthemum stand, for instance, is made in several sizes, each with a tall centre vase and several smaller vases round the base. There are centre pieces, side pieces, and corner pieces forming complete table sets in several designs. When filled with flowers, berries, or fine grasses these make pleasing decorations. All pieces are carefully enamelled to prevent tarnishing, and are easily kept clean by dusting with chamois leather only. Fig. 3 shows one of a number of electro-plated fern pots. The one shown has an up-to-date "new art" ornamentation. The company are also making table centres to take large flower pots.
Source: The Pottery Gazette - 1st November 1906
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Albion Works, Red Street, Birmingham
Fisher & Ludlow, Ltd., Albion Works, Red-street, Birmingham are designers and manufacturers of heraldic and artistic specialities in metal. They manufacture art goods for Christmas, birthday, and wedding presents. For Christmas displays their productions afford a very pleasing variety, and will be attractive additions to a fancy counter or a window devoted to Christmas novelties. It is a first necessity for a dealer to do something or show something that will cause the public to look at his window display. Some of Messrs. Fisher & Ludlow’s novelties are calculated to have that effect. This is the season when table decorations are in demand. Within the last few years the ornamentation of dinner, tea, and supper tables has become the rule in all respectable families, instead of being limited, as it used to be, to the wealthy classes only. We form our estimate of the good taste of our hostess as much by a glance at her table decorations as by her dinner or tea service. Manufacturers have met this artistic taste (indeed, if they have not created it they have done much to foster it) by the abundant provision of beautiful yet comparatively inexpensive table ornaments. Amongst these must be included the "Silver Tree" table decorations, manufactured by Messrs. Fisher & Ludlow. These are original artistic designs, silver-plated on white metal, and enamelled with transparent enamel. They take the form of epergnes, archways, fruit and flower stands, three-cornered rustic stands and sets consisting of centre piece and two side pieces. One of the last-named is called the "Queen Alexandra" set, as it was supplied to her Majesty, and is a charming conception. Fig. 1 shows an epergne as in use. It is twelve inches high, and has a movable top, so that when required the base can be used alone. Fig. 2 is a rustic epergne seven inches high. These stands are made in many sizes and a great variety of forms. A chrysanthemum stand, for instance, is made in several sizes, each with a tall centre vase and several smaller vases round the base. There are centre pieces, side pieces, and corner pieces forming complete table sets in several designs. When filled with flowers, berries, or fine grasses these make pleasing decorations. All pieces are carefully enamelled to prevent tarnishing, and are easily kept clean by dusting with chamois leather only. Fig. 3 shows one of a number of electro-plated fern pots. The one shown has an up-to-date "new art" ornamentation. The company are also making table centres to take large flower pots.
Source: The Pottery Gazette - 1st November 1906
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CHARLES WILKS
16, Mott Street, Birmingham
Charles Wilks - Birmingham - 1907
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16, Mott Street, Birmingham
Charles Wilks - Birmingham - 1907
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C.J. ADIE & NEPHEW
Lion Works, Warstone Lane and Pemberton Street, Birmingham, and 59, Holborn Viaduct, London
C.J. Adie & Nephew - Birmingham - 1907
C. J. A & N
Established in c.1890. The early productions from this well-known firm of bicycle accessory manufacturers included electro-plated table wares.
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Lion Works, Warstone Lane and Pemberton Street, Birmingham, and 59, Holborn Viaduct, London
C.J. Adie & Nephew - Birmingham - 1907
C. J. A & N
Established in c.1890. The early productions from this well-known firm of bicycle accessory manufacturers included electro-plated table wares.
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LIGHT & HOLLAND
44, Harford Street, Birmingham
Light & Holland - Birmingham - 1907
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44, Harford Street, Birmingham
Light & Holland - Birmingham - 1907
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RALPH BROWN
65, Vittoria Street, Birmingham and 317, High Holborn, London
Ralph Brown - Birmingham - 1927
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65, Vittoria Street, Birmingham and 317, High Holborn, London
Ralph Brown - Birmingham - 1927
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AINSWORTH, PEMBROOK & Co. Ltd.
Falcon Plate Works, 40-42, Spencer Street, Birmingham
Ainsworth, Pembrook & Co., Limited - Birmingham - 1907
The amalgamation of Ainsworth, Taylor & Co. and Pembrook & Dickens.
Established in 1872.
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Falcon Plate Works, 40-42, Spencer Street, Birmingham
Ainsworth, Pembrook & Co., Limited - Birmingham - 1907
The amalgamation of Ainsworth, Taylor & Co. and Pembrook & Dickens.
Established in 1872.
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CLIFFORD & CHIDLEY
190, Warstone Lane, Birmingham
Clifford & Chidley were manufacturing jewellers and noted as makers of eternity rings in the early 1960's.
The business of Kenneth Chidley.
Clifford & Chidley were declared bankrupt in 1966.
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190, Warstone Lane, Birmingham
Clifford & Chidley were manufacturing jewellers and noted as makers of eternity rings in the early 1960's.
The business of Kenneth Chidley.
Clifford & Chidley were declared bankrupt in 1966.
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MORTON & PERKS
7, New Spring Street, Birmingham
Morton & Perks - Birmingham - 1907
Established in 1849.
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7, New Spring Street, Birmingham
Morton & Perks - Birmingham - 1907
Established in 1849.
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GEORGE LOVERIDGE & Co.
Spencer Street, Birmingham
Examples of the work and mark of G. Loveridge & Co., a buckle, assayed at Birmingham in 1899:
G.L - Birmingham - 1899
A brooch assayed at Birmingham in 1883:
G.L & Co- Birmingham - 1883
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Spencer Street, Birmingham
Examples of the work and mark of G. Loveridge & Co., a buckle, assayed at Birmingham in 1899:
G.L - Birmingham - 1899
A brooch assayed at Birmingham in 1883:
G.L & Co- Birmingham - 1883
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HARRISON & HIPWOOD
6, Warstone Parade East, Birmingham
An example of the work and mark of Harrison & Hipwood, a two handled bowl of quaich form, assayed at Birmingham in 1924:
H & H - Birmingham - 1924
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6, Warstone Parade East, Birmingham
An example of the work and mark of Harrison & Hipwood, a two handled bowl of quaich form, assayed at Birmingham in 1924:
H & H - Birmingham - 1924
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C. BANNISTER
Great Hampton Street, Birmingham
Noted as a manufacturer of flatware and user of the trade name: 'VENUS SILVER'
Source: The Jeweller & Metalworker Annual - 1909
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Great Hampton Street, Birmingham
Noted as a manufacturer of flatware and user of the trade name: 'VENUS SILVER'
Source: The Jeweller & Metalworker Annual - 1909
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J. & G. BOWEN
127, Hospital Street, Birmingham
J. & G. Bowen - Birmingham - 1851
Jonas and George Bowen were related by marriage to the family of Thomas Prime.
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127, Hospital Street, Birmingham
J. & G. Bowen - Birmingham - 1851
Jonas and George Bowen were related by marriage to the family of Thomas Prime.
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T.H. MOUNTFORD
High Street, Worcester
T.H. Mountford - Worcester - 1851
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High Street, Worcester
T.H. Mountford - Worcester - 1851
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SAMUEL GROVES
69, Broad Street, Birmingham
Samuel Groves - Birmingham - 1907
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69, Broad Street, Birmingham
Samuel Groves - Birmingham - 1907
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