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Quénault, Tin Smith, Jersey, cream jugs.
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AR (or AP?) unknown mark on cast brass French pen tray.
More information welcome. |
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RVP,
unknown mark on tableware dish , c1900, together with an early version of the
swastika sign. More information welcome. |
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J. Rabone
and Rabone Chesterman. |
Rabone Chesterman |
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Rainsford &
Lynes, 113, 115, 117 & 119, Ellis St., Holloway Head, Birmingham,
c1894 onwards, hot stampings. |
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John Van Range Co
Cincinnati, Ohio, Copper cookware. (Thanks to John Mason of Lexington, Ky.)
John Van a French Canadian who was born in 1812 and immigrated to the U S in the
1840's is listed in the 1850 Cincinnati Census as a tin and coppersmith. John
Van and Henry V Barringer obtained a patent in 1859 for their new and useful
improvements to cooking stoves and ranges. John Van received several
subsequent patents on his own for ranges, stove and culinary equipment. He died
in about 1895. (Information thanks to Pat Dolan) |
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J F Ratcliffe
(Metals) Ltd, 52, Water Street, then New Summer St., Birmingham B19 and
Ratcliffs (Great Bridge), Tipton, Staffordshire, both making rolled metal
products including copper radiator foil. Previously there had been other family
involvement, John Ratcliffe, St Paul’s Square (K1829), Joseph
Ratcliffe (K1900) and
I & C Ratcliff,
mint of Birmingham (K1842). This mark found under an early C20 copper
chamberstick. |
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Retinning copper cookware
is a service that is still available from specialists. The addresses
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Thomas Gameson & Sons Ltd.,
PO Box 1,
Delta Way, Bridgtown, Cannock.
Staffordshire. WS11 0AX UK Phone 01543 504191 |
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Sherwood Tinning Ltd.,
Unit 5a Bailey Gate Industrial Estate,
Sturminster Marshall, Wimborne, Dorset. UK
BH21 4DB Telephone: +44 (0)1258 857703 |
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Tinning, 53, Eldredge Ave, East Greenwich,
RI 02818 USA |
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http://www.eastcoasttinning.com/ |
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Atlantic Retinning and
Metal Finishing, 260, Overbrook Avenue, Oakhurst, NJ 07755. USA |
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http://www.retinning.com/ |
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Rocky Mountain Retinning,
3457 Brighton Blvd, Denver, Co 80216 USA |
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http://www.rockymountainretinning.com/ |
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Revere
Copper, Rome, NY.
Founded 1801, copper producers and manufacturers of cookware.
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Rexware,
Made in England, over initials 'J & Co.' Stamp under two copper pots.
Information will be welcome. (Photo: Jeanette Fritsche.) |
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Rhodesian
Copper Products
(see also Richard Mead) . More information welcome. |
Illustrations
Rhodesian Copper |
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Riley Osborn Mfg.
Co., Newark, New Jersey, mark under a brass gilded cup. |
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W.
Rogers, William
Rogers
and other members
of the family were silversmiths in America from
c1836.
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Rochester Lamp Company |
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Rochester
Stamping Co., Rochester, New York was formed from Rochester Stamping Works
in 1900. |
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This mark on a crumb tray. |
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Rome Copper. |
Revere Copper |
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Rosebery Metal Works
Co., address probably Rosebery Street, Wolverhampton. Makers of copper
jugs and cups. This mark on a 1942 army cup. |
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Royal
Rochester (Robeson Rochester),
founded 1853-1888, later specialised in electric coffee percolators. |
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http://www.showcase-collectibles.com/royalrochester/History.htm |
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Royal
Sable, Rhodesia,
named after a large antelope, the national emblem. |
Illustrations
Rhodesian Copper |
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Roycroft marks (1915-1938)
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Illustrations
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http://www.roycroftcopper.com/history.htm |
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De
La Rue, Guernsey,
milk jugs. |
Guernsey & Jersey Jugs (Creamers) |
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Ruskin’s
Ceramic
Cabochons
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Ruskin
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John Russell &
Co., Brookfields, St Paul’s Sq., Birmingham, then New Spring Street
(c1900), chandelier and brass works, gas fittings. |
Anchor trademark (upright) |
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Russian
marks, typified by
the alphabet. On samovars there are often a plethora of signs showing
medals won at exhibitions.
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http://www.russiansamovars.com/samovars1.htm |
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Mark found on a
circular brass tray used for a samovar. Translation would be welcome! |
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