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Marks H
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Illustrations
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Hagenauer
Wien
Carl Hagenauer, established 1898 in Vienna.
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Marks
H
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‘HW’
see Hugh Wallis.
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Marks W-Z
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Hallam & Son, Peverill St., Nottingham. |
Nottingham Copper Tankards |
| Hall, Samuel,
& Sons (SHS?)
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Marks
H
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| 'Hand'
(G) mark, Mike Glander |
Marks G |
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Hammersmith Copper |
Marks
H
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| Harcourts Ltd.,
222
Mosley St. (Bristol Street), Birmingham B5, electric lighting equipment. |
Marks
H
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| R Harris
(Spraygen) information to be added. |
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| A. J. Harrison,
Birmingham
(Mandarin Ware)
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Marks
H
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Wm.
A. Harrison, brassfounder and candlestick maker, Moat Row, Birmingham,
18th century. (see Butler).
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Marks
H
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Harris and Sheldon Limited, Birmingham, now a
group company based at Meriden, |
Marks
H
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Harrods,
Quality department store, London
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Marks
H
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Hart, Matthew J. Hart and Sons, Great Barr Street, Birmingham |
Marks
H
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Hart,
Son, Peard & Co. Ltd.,
Grosvenor Works, Grosvenor Street West, Birmingham (1907) and at Sherbourn
Street, Birmingham (1950), art metal workers. |
Birmingham Guild |
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Hawes,
Watering cans, Stourbridge, West Midlands.
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Marks
H
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G&J W
Hawksley, , powder
flasks, Sheffield
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Marks
H
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| E
W Hayden, USA |
Ansonia Copper and Brass |
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Hayle
copper – unmarked, see J & F Poole
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J & F Poole Hayle Copper
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Heath,
Hicks & Perkins, weather instruments, Eltham, London
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Photo
to come.
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| Heath,
Samuel Heath & Sons,
Leopold Street, Birmingham, B12, stampings, spinnings and finishing,
SHS™ |
Samuel Heath & Sons |
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Heaton &
Taylor,
Goodman Street, Birmingham 1, successors to Lion Works
. |
Buttonmakers Birmingham |
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Heaton & Dugard
Ltd, Shadwell St and Princip St. Birmingham 4, rolled and drawn metal,
chains, bent wire goods. Part of Delta Metal Group by 1946 |
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Hecla
(Shirley's) Hot water bottle
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Photo
to come.
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Hellberg,
Sweden
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Marks
He-Hn |
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Heinrichs,
Joseph,
founded 1910, New York
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Marks
He-Hn |
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Heintz
Art Metal,
deskware, etc., now Smith McDonald
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Marks
He-Hn |
| 'Helvetia' trade
mark of Leon Jaeggi Co. |
Jaeggi |
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B. Henneberg, Warsaw, Poland, an art metalworks
that was bought up by WMF circa 1900. |
Marks
He-Hn
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Hernon
Smith, coppersmiths of
Dudley, Black Country making catering equipment
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Marks
He-Hn
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Fred Henry, Nottingham, mark under a copper tankard
that was once silver plated, further details wanted. |
Nottingham Tankards |
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Hepp Brothers, Pforzheim, Bavaria, Germany, makers of
copper cookware. |
Marks
He-Hn |
| Hilton Ware. This
mark found under a copper tea caddy with an Arts and Crafts 'Voysey' inverted
heart motif on each main face. It also has the mark of John Marston of
Wolverhampton so must have been made about 1904. Interestingly, at this time
Robert Hilton was appointed Director of the Keswick School of Industrial Arts.
Is there an interesting link here? |
Marks
He-Hn |
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J.
Hinks,
Joseph Hinks made many oil lamps and similar products.
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Oil Lamp Makers
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| Hockley Lamp
& Limelight,
moved out to Wales from Hockley Plate & Metal Co., Ltd., 212 Barr St.,
Birmingham B19, hearth furniture. |
Lamp Makers A-R |
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Rowland Hodges,
, 12, Frederick Street,
Birmingham (1907), Frederick Works, Brearly Street, Birmingham (1913),
hinges and cabinet brassware.
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Marks Ho-Hz |
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HS mark, (Arthur John Seward) on
hand made metalware. |
Marks S |
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H.
Holmes,
Harold Holmes was a coppersmith working in Hugh Wallis style.
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Marks Ho-Hz |
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H
J Hookham & Sons (or D J?) , R Hookham Ltd., Sandy Lane, Birmingham B10,
spinners, marine supplies, Koomah™ |
Marks Ho-Hz |
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Stuart Houghton The brand was originally established
in 1845 as George Tibbins of Birmingham. It became Stuart Houghton Ltd. in
1969 and was based in Ledbury. |
Marks Ho-Hz |
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Howes & Burley,
20-34, Bishop Street, Birmingham, lampmakers. |
Marks Ho-Hz |
| HT
& S (Sons)
– Made in England, mark on late 19th century candlestick.
More information welcome. |
Marks T |
| J Hudson &
Co.,
whistle maker, information to be added. |
Photo to follow. |
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Humex mark raised on a greenhouse heater. |
Marks Ho-Hz |
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Illustrations
Marks I J
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IMI Metals, ICI Metals, Kynoch Works, Witton, Birmingham and
elsewhere.
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Producers &
Fabricators |
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ISKRA
see WMF.
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WMF
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| Isles,
Charles Isles & Gomms Ltd. makers of thimbles, more information
to follow. |
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Jackson of Bolton, Lancashire. |
Marks
I J
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S W Jackson of Guernsey. |
Guernsey Jugs |
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Leon
Jaeggi &Sons, originally from Switzerland, cookware manufacturer
in London from 1919 until 1980s, now in Ashford, Kent.
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Jaeggi |
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http://www.kellysearch.com/company-82317257.html
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L
C Jay & Son Ltd., Foundry in Norwich, East Anglia.
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Marks
I J
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| H
Jenkins & Sons, Unity Works, Vittoria
St., Birmingham, more information welcome. |
Marks
I J
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Jennings
Bros. Precision model foundry, USA
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Marks
I J
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| Jollyware
Reproductions, Alfred Jolly & Son,
30, Ludgate
Hill, Birmingham, jugs , warming pans, biscuit barrels, tea caddies, trays,
horse brasses and gongs. |
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Johnson
& Ravey , cookware manufacturers absorbed by Benham in 1919.
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Benham
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Jones &
Willis, Porchester St, Birmingham 19, makers of ecclesiastical
furnishings. |
Marks
I J
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| A E Jones, art
coppersmith, Birmingham. Details to be added. |
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Jones
Brothers & Co., Wolverhampton
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Marks
I J
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Jones
Brothers, Ironmongers, Down St., London, c1832-c1900
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Marks
I J
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Jones,
Cyril, Birmingham, mentioned by Hornsby p49 as taken over by Jewsbury in
1930s. |
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W.
Jones,
address not yet known, hardware including
meat jacks.
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Marks
I J
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Just Anderson, Denmark, more information welcome. |
Marks
I J
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JS&S
– see Sankey
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Joseph Sankey & Son. (JS&S)
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JW/B
– Joseph Walker, Birmingham, brassfounders, trivets, stands, figural candlesticks.
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Marks W-Z
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JW
& S (Sons) – unknown mark on a large domestic copper copper.
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Marks W-Z
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Illustrations
Marks K
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AK mark of Annie Keifert, Indios
Copper, Chantilly, VA. |
Marks
K
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Kabyle |
Marks O P |
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Kannenberg, Germany, further details welcome. |
Marks
K
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Karnak,
Benedict,
USA
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Benedict
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| J
P Kayser & Son of Krefeld-Bochum, near Düsseldorf,
Germany were originally 'Leuconide Metalware Factory, founded around 1885.
They developed a lead-free pewter with the trade name
'Kayserzinn' from 1894 to 1912. They also produced well-made copper and brass items and used the
mark shown here, found under a 1.5 litre brass spirit kettle c1895. |
Marks
K
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KDM,
Royal Daalderop Holland,
founded 1898, now make decorative pewter items.
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Marks
K
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|
http://www.tinkoepel.nl/index.html
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Keeler
Brass,
Michigan, USA, 1893, now making brass stampings and zinc diecastings.
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Marks
K
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http://www.keelerbrass.com/
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Peter Kempson, Little Charles Street, Birmingham,
Medalist and metal dealer. |
Marks
K
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Archibald
Kenrick & Sons, Ltd.,
Spons Lane, West Bromwich, a family firm in which six Kenricks were named
in the 1908 Ryland Directory. A quality iron foundry, they also cast
some brass items designed by Christopher Dresser.
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Marks
K
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E.
Kendrick,
Edward Kendrick was a maker of brass candlesticks in Covent Garden,
London, in the 18th/19th centuries. (see Butler)
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Marks
K
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| Thomas
Kenrick, Summer Works, Summer Lane, Birmingham,
brassfounder. |
Illustration
wanted. |
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'Kinco'™
of
British Metal, (Kingston) Ltd, Kincoland, Kingston- on-Thames, England.
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Kinco
Brassware |
| King's Norton Metal Company,
Birmingham |
Mints and Medalists |
| Karl Kipp,
East Aurora, New York. |
Marks
K
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Kirby
Beard & Co Penhurst Works, Bradford St. Birmingham, needlecases. |
Marks
K
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KSIA,
Keswick School of Industrial Art,
Lake District, founded in 1884 by Canon and Mrs
Rawnsley. The third mark
commemorated Queen Victoria’s Jubilee.
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KSIA Keswick
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|
http://www.allerdale.gov.uk/downloads/page16/Download%20KSIA.pdf
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| NMK,
(Neues Münchner Kunstgewerbe). |
Marks
K
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C Kurz & Co., Tiel,
Holland, artmetal factory based in the same town as Daalderop and Metawa. |
Marks
K
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| Kynoch
Ltd., Lion Works, Witton, Birmingham, formed part of Imperial Metal
Industries (IMI). |
Lamp Makers A-R |
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Illustrations
Marks L
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Lakeland
Rural Industries, Lake
District, simple copperware from near the Keswick area, mid 20th
century. Stamped ‘LRI
Borrowdale’
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KSIA Keswick
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‘L’ unknown mark on a handsome hand made fruit fluted copper
dish.
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Marks
L
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Lancelott,
Sheffield., on a hip flask.
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Photo
to come
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Landers,
Friary and Clark. New Britain, Connecticut, USA.
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Marks
L
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Larsen
& Shaw, hollowware
made from Anaconda copper, USA. Now
specialise in hinges with production in Walkerton, Ontario.
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Photo
to come
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http://www.larsenhinge.com/
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George
J Laurens, Jersey,
Cream jugs
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Guernsey & Jersey Jugs (Creamers)
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Lawden
and Poole, Hope Works, 46 and 47 Theodore Street, later Angelina St.?? Birmingham,
coppersmiths, hearth furniture. |
Marks
L
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| 'L C ' mark
with fouled anchor, more information welcome. |
Marks
L
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W
Lee,
William Lee made brass candlesticks in Birmingham, 18th
Century. (see Butler)
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Marks
L
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Lee & Wilkes,
Ltd Brewery Street, New Town Row, Birmingham, |
E V Wilkes |
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Lehman Brothers, Germany, copper and brass holloware. |
Marks
L
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| Lempreur
& Bernard (L & B)
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Lamp Makers A-R |
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Leslie
& Co., Birmingham
|
Photo
to come |
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Le
Lievres Ltd,
High St., Guernsey, cream jugs
|
Guernsey & Jersey Jugs (Creamers)
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| B Lilly &
Sons
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Photo
to come |
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Linley & Co.
Ltd., 73, 75c Great Lister Street, ‘American’ pattern lamps, later
Linley Engineering Co., Ltd. Nechells Park Works, Eliot St. Birmingham
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Linton
Metalware,
Sparkbrook, Birmingham.
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Marks
L
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Livingstone
& Doughty,
Leicester
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Marks
L
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Lloyd
Pascal & Co. Birmingham
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Elpec Brass
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| Loach and
Clarke, 20, Essington Street, Birmingham, brassfounders. |
Marks
L
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W. R. Loftus, 146 and 320 Oxford Street, London, manufacturers of
scientific and brewing equipment during the 19th century. |
Marks
L
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'Lombard'.,
Derricourt Brassware Ltd., Great Tindale Street, Birmingham 16,
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Marks
L
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Henry
Loveridge & Co.,
art metalware, Wolverhampton, 1867-1927
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Henry Loveridge & Co.
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B. H. Lowe, 1a Clarendon Street, Bloxwich,
Walsall, WS3 2HT, manufacturers of brass rally plaques. |
Marks
L
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Lucas, Joseph
Lucas & Sons, Birmingham |
Lamp Makers A-R |
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Lunenburg Foundry, Lunenberg Foundry &
Engineering Limited (LIFE), established in 1891 in Nova Scotia, Canada |
Marks
L |
| Lutwyche ,
Birmingham,
details to be added |
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LW
–, unknown mark on coffee percolator
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Marks
L
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Marks M-R |
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