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Joseph
Sankey & Son
Bilston, Wolverhampton, near Birmingham, 1890-1932 for copper and
brassware, other sheet metalwork in GKN Group until the 1980s (Four marks plus
Neptune).
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http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/Museum/metalware/sankeys/sankey01.htm
and
http://www.englishmetalware.com/JSS.htm
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The Sankey Sphinx (Photo Pam Holmes) |
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The main Trade Marks from the Wolverhampton website. |
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The
‘Neptune’ and JSS marks were apparently used concurrentlyconcurrently
on similar items. Probably the ‘Neptune’ mark was used when retailers needed to
avoid price comparisons with others. |
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The
‘Patent’ hidden in the pattern refers to the patterning process for this tray
which was probably silver plated when first sold.
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Makers Marks |
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