Dixon, James, & Sons Ltd
Other Business Names:
- Dixon, James
- Smith, Thomas
- Dixon, James, & Son
- British Silverware Ltd
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Sheffield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, England
Sectors:
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Luxury / consumer goods production
Goldsmithing & silversmithing
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Luxury / consumer goods production
Pewterering
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Luxury / consumer goods production
Silverplated & electroplated products manufacture
Notes:
Established by James Dixon 1806 [possibly 1804]. Early on in partnership with Thomas Smith. Known as James Dixon from 1823, as James Dixon & Son (Sons) from early 1830s and as James Dixon & Sons Ltd by 1920. Early on manufacturers of tin based britannia metal [aka white metal) and Sheffield plate. Subsequently also electroplated products. In particular made cutlery, powder flasks and other 'shooting tackle'. Opened London showroom 1873. Family owned until closure in mid 1970s. Subsequently owned by British Silverware Ltd
Publications:
- Centenary Souvenir of James Dixon & Sons ..., Silver and Electroplate Manufacturers by Unknown
- 'James Dixon' in J L Scott, Pewter Wares from Sheffield by Scott, Jack L
- Made in Sheffield. The story of James Dixon & Sons, silversmiths by Bell, Pauline C
- Silver City. James Dixon & Sons, 1806-2006 by Unknown
- 'Silverplated and Britannia Metal Works of Messrs James Dixon & Sons, powder flask and shooting tackle manufacturers' in George Measom, Official Illustrated Guide to the Great Northern Railway; including the Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire and Midlan by Measom, George
Groups:
Other Business Names:
- Dixon, James
- Smith, Thomas
- Dixon, James, & Son
- British Silverware Ltd
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Sheffield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, England
Sectors:
- Luxury / consumer goods production Goldsmithing & silversmithing
- Luxury / consumer goods production Pewterering
- Luxury / consumer goods production Silverplated & electroplated products manufacture
Notes:
Established by James Dixon 1806 [possibly 1804]. Early on in partnership with Thomas Smith. Known as James Dixon from 1823, as James Dixon & Son (Sons) from early 1830s and as James Dixon & Sons Ltd by 1920. Early on manufacturers of tin based britannia metal [aka white metal) and Sheffield plate. Subsequently also electroplated products. In particular made cutlery, powder flasks and other 'shooting tackle'. Opened London showroom 1873. Family owned until closure in mid 1970s. Subsequently owned by British Silverware LtdPublications:
- Centenary Souvenir of James Dixon & Sons ..., Silver and Electroplate Manufacturers by Unknown
- 'James Dixon' in J L Scott, Pewter Wares from Sheffield by Scott, Jack L
- Made in Sheffield. The story of James Dixon & Sons, silversmiths by Bell, Pauline C
- Silver City. James Dixon & Sons, 1806-2006 by Unknown
- 'Silverplated and Britannia Metal Works of Messrs James Dixon & Sons, powder flask and shooting tackle manufacturers' in George Measom, Official Illustrated Guide to the Great Northern Railway; including the Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire and Midlan by Measom, George