Silversmiths. Henry Atkin joined with Joseph Law and John Oxley 1824-1829. Became Atkin, Oxley & Co 1829-1840, then Henry Atkin & Co 1840-1853. Became Atkin Brothers 1853-1925, then Atkin Brothers Ltd in 1925. They purchased Thomas Bradbury & Sons c.1940 and were acquired by C.J. Vander in 1958.
Silversmiths. Established in 1801. Barker Brothers in 1871. Incorporated as Barker Brothers Silversmiths Ltd in 1907. Maintained a London showroom during early 20th Century. Merged with Ellis & Co (Birmingham) Ltd during 1960s. A subsidiary of Pentos plc, then returned to private ownership in 1984.
Silversmiths. Established in 1780 on Regent Street, London
Charles Rawlings & William Summers
Silversmiths. Partnership between Charles Rawlings & William Summers (d. 1890), which lasted between 1829 and 1861.
Silversmiths. Anthony Nelme (d. 1722) established a firm in Ave Maria Lane, London. Edward Barnard (d. 1855) became the proprietor in 1829, and traded as Edward Barnard & Sons with his sons Edward, John and William. Moved to Angel Street, London in 1838. Moved to Fetter Lane in 1898 and to Hatton Garden in 1920. Became subsidiary of Padgett & Braham in 1977. Closed in 2003.
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd
Silversmiths. Established The Goldsmits & Silversmiths Co in 1880. The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd from 1898. Amalgamated with Garrard & Co in 1952.
Goldsmiths. Established by Richard Blampied at St Helier Jersey in 1968.
Silversmiths. Founded by John Mark Harris in 1817, and continued by John Robert Harris. The business passed to Charles Stuart Harris in 1852, and in 1881 was registered under the name of Charles Stuart Harris. Acquired the manufactories of the Houle and Harris brothers in 1897. By 1897 was under the name C.H. Harris Ltd. After C.H. Harris died in 1918, the business continued to operate until its merger with I. Freeman and Co in 1933.