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Silversmiths.

Silversmiths. Founded in Sheffield by James Deakin in 1866. Known as Deakin & Sons form 1886. Became James Deakin & Sons Ltd in 1897. The firm closed c. 1940.

Silversmith active since 1867. Purchased stock and premises of Richard Attenborough in 1887. Becamse James Jay Ltd and became Jay, Richard Attenborough & Co Ltd in 1904.

Silversmiths. Established by John Round in Sheffield in 1847. Went into partnership with his son Edwin. Became John Round & Son Ltd in 1874. Amalgamated Ridge, Allcard & Co in 1886, and John Ridge became the manager. Purchased in the 1930s by Joseph Rogers & Sons.

Silversmith. Founded by Joseph Gloster c. 1890. Became Joseph Gloster Ltd c. 1900.

Silversmiths. Partnership of Joseph William Story (d. 1864) and William Elliott (1762-1854) active between 1809-1813.

Silversmiths.

Goldsmiths and Silversmiths. Founded by Manoah Rhodes (1810-1881) in 1836. Became Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd in 1888. Firm under the control of F.C.M.S. Rhodes in 1915.

Silversmiths. Established in Sheffield in 1775. Incorporated as Mappin Brothers Ltd in mid-19th Century. Opened London showroom in 1849. Run by Edward Mappin & Joseph Mappin. Sold in 1884 and re-aquired by Mappin & Webb Ltd in 1903.

Silversmiths. Established in Sheffield in 1775. Incorporated as Mappin Brothers Ltd in mid-19th Century. Opened London showroom in 1849. In 1860, John Mappin broke away from Mappin Brothers and started Mappin & Company. He was joined 2 years later by his brother-in-law George Webb. Mappin, Webb and Co was formed in 1864. Mappin & Webb Ltd was first recorded in 1889, based in Sheffield. The original London business, Mappin Brothers, was aquired by Mappin & Webb Ltd in 1903.