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M & D, 30,
Greene Street, New York, copper cooking pan. Details welcome. (Photo John
Mason). |
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B D & Co
Chicago & New York unknown mark on a saucepan. (Photo
by Guy E Clarke II.) |
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D & E Co Ltd.,
unknown mark under a pressed copper ashtray. |
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Dalarna, Sweden. Mark on a modern Swedish spun copper sugarbowl.
The town is on the Dalälven River, near the old capital city (Falun) and the
Great Copper Mountain (Stora Kopparberg) that has produced copper since around
1080AD. |
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Davey
& Co.,
see:
Guernsey jugs
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Guernsey & Jersey Jugs (Creamers) |
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Davies and Hill, 56-60, Pritchett Street,
Birmingham, 6. Brassfoundry. Trade Name 'Davill'. |
DAVILL |
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Davis &
Mawson, 17 & 20 Cardigan Street, Birmingham, then Plume Street, Aston, Birmingham, brassfounders, oilers. |
Photo wanted. |
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Maurice Davis and
Heaps, Birmingham, now Mosda, cigarette lighters. (Photo courtesy
Maurice Kirman.) |
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Carl Deffner, Esslingen, Germany, decorative
copper, brass and plated tableware. He was born in 1856 and took over
management of his father's metalware factory in 1900. Responsible for many
excellent designs during the art nouveau and art deco periods. The factory
closed in 1959. |
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DeHillerin
, cookware, founded 1820. Paris,
France. (Photo courtesy Sarah & John Hardcastle)
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Delta
Metal Co,
originally at Greenwich, London on the site now occupied by the Millennium Dome
and at Dartmouth Street, Birmingham, and elsewhere.
A large group was formed by takeovers of companies such as Enfield Rolling
Mills, Earle Bourne & Co., Barker and Allen Ltd., Aston Chain & Hook Co.
and others. The Delta Group have now largely closed or sold off their
metal making interests.
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'Lombard'.
Derricourt
Brassware Ltd., Great Tindale Street, Birmingham 16, |
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Derverlea Products Ltd., 44 Princip Street, Aston Cross,
Birmingham, (1930s) then 52 Clement Street, Birmingham 1 by 1943. Made decorative holloware
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buttons. |
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Desmo,
Birmingham,
founded in 1922 as Desmo Limited at 31, Stepford St. The works was in Scholefield Street
Birmingham 7, which disappeared from the map in 1961 or 62 during the
Newtown slum clearance programme of the time. Desmo then moved to Brierley Hill.
It made a huge range of motor accessories from wing mirrors to radiator mascots. |
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It was owned from
1926 by the H&S Group (=Harris & Sheldon) and was sold by them not so long ago
to Paddy Hopkirk limited, now trading as Mont Blanc Industri
UK Ltd., Eden Way, Pages Industrial Park, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. LU7
4TZ. (Thanks to Peter Brown for this information) |
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