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Pearson Page-Jewsbury - 'Peerage'
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John Jewsbury & Co.,
71, Broad Street, Birmingham (pre-1900) |
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Pearson-Page,
10-12, Cecil Street, Birmingham (1907), Ilene Works, Sherlock Street,
Birmingham,
then Pearson Page Jewsbury, then Peerage, manufacturers of reproduction
and original copper and brassware during 1910s-1930s. Production was intended to be
good quality period reproductions and was not generally marked.
This rare mark is found on some of their designs.
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Pearson Page Jewsbury Co Ltd.,
Soho Works, later Westwood Works, Westwood Road, Witton, Birmingham 6, (not to be confused with
Boulton's Soho Manufactory. Jewsbury was originally founded 1883.
The Company took over Pearson Page designs when they were liquidated in 1933.
This photo from a patent money box supplied by Lorenzo Caira. |
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Peerage
Brass Successor
to Pearson Page brand name c1946 onwards and generally used for original designs
but also on reproductions. Trade Mark registered to Pearson Page
Jewsbury, Dulverton
Road, Witton, Birmingham 6. Peerage Brass were later at Sharston Road,
Wythenshaw, Manchester M22 4TH. but are possibly not trading. Trade
mark may have lapsed in 1991.
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The name 'Peerage' is
usually found on new designs. These raised letters
are on a die-cast candlestick. The 'Peerage' name was first used during
the recovery period after the end of the Second World War. |
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