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'G' under a hand
, - Mike Glander, coppersmith. This one on modern
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GWG
mark of unknown British coppersmith who made good quality small items in 1930s
style. Information welcome. |
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G.W.S & S mark
on a picnic kettles made for a retailer in Regent St., London. |
Marks
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Percy
Gabriel & Co, founded as a brass foundry in 1884 at 4 & 5 AB Row, Birmingham,
making brass components including oilers. A modern replacement
factory on the same site was started 1935, finished in 1940 and blitzed shortly
afterwards. They moved to Tyseley in 1996
and now specialise in stainless steels. |
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GAD
– unknown mark, more information welcome. |
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Garrison,
Trademark of Newton, Shakespeare and Company Ltd. Birmingham.
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Gaskell & Chambers Ltd.
Solihull, Birmingham, bar furniture, now IMI Cornelius (UK) Limited., Gaskell &
Chambers Division, 23-27 Chartwell Drive, Wigston, Leicester. LE18 2FL |
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J R Gaunt & Sons, (prior to 1913 trading for 200 years as Ed Thurkle in Woostone Parade) 33, Clifford St., Aston, Birmingham, buckles, buttons, fittings, clasps |
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Geschützt,
Geschutz,
Geschuetz,
German mark covering a proprietary copyright, used until 1883. (Geschützt
= 'Protected' in English). This one is on a candlestick base.
German Copper |
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Geschützt,
in a circular stamp on a screw nutcracker.
German Copper |
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Ges. Gesch. (gesetzlich geschützt) used in Austria and Germany to note
copyright protected design. |
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James Gibbons Ltd., now James Gibbons Format, Wolverhampton, door furniture founded 1670 by James Gibbons and in the 19th century claimed to be ‘the oldest established lockmaker in Britain’. They then diversified into a wide range of quality architectural ironwork.
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Gibbons
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Lockmakers' Gazetteer :
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Frederick Giles &
Sons, Ltd., Birmingham, General brassfoundry. |
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S Gill & Co., Ltd. This mark under an
ashtray. (Photo and details to follow)
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Gittins Craftsmen Ltd.,
Ocean Chambers, Clifford Street, Lozells, Birmingham, merged with Birmingham
School of Handicrafts 1905, merged again in 1919 with Hart, Son, Peard & Co.
Ltd. which lasted until the late 1950s. |
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Glasgow
School of Art.
MG mark of Margaret Gilmour
who studied with her sister, Margaret McDonald, at the Glasgow School of Art.
The McDonald Sisters opened The Gilmour Studios and made much metalware in the
Glasgow style. (Thanks to Liz McKelvie.). This mark is on a copper
sconce.
Most Glasgow copper is unmarked. |
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http://www.artscrafts.org.uk/branches/glasgow.html
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Glencroft
Copper,
with its mark of the Big G and little candle, was started in South Buffalo, NY
in 1948, moved to Clarence in 1954 and is now based in Tonawanda NY. It was
started by Glen Reece who had previously been with the Roycroft campus. The
name is now owned by his grandson, Bill Reece. The shop is now run as an
antique store. (Thanks to Bill Reece). |
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Gomm
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 56 Hockley Hill, Birmingham B 18, then 16, Sutton
St., Aston Birmingham 6. Weba™,
Webaware™, Mid 20th
century production, Trade Mark lapsed 1950. |
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Gorham Co. Founded by Jabez Gorham in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1831, the Gorham Silverware Company is still in business today in Smithfield, Rhode Island, making good silverware and silverplate.
This mark is on a copper tray that may once have been silver plated but looks
good just the way it is. |
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R. Greenlees & Co. Ltd.,
30, 32, 35 & 37 East Howard Street, Glasgow (1896) 42, Great Clyde Street,
Glasgow, (1927) works in Norfolk Court, japanners, grinders and polishers,
manufacturing ironmongers and hardware merchants. R. G & Co.
mark on a tea caddy with a 1920 registered design number.. |
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Greenlees, Glasgow,
manufacturer's mark under a late Victorian trivet. |
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Gregorian Copper, made in
the 1980’s in Albuquerque, New Mexico, then Lemmon, South Dakota. (Not
to be confused with Georgian copper of around the 18th century!)
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This 'R' in a circle is made up of individual punch marks.
It was used by 'Gregorian' copper to indicate that the design was registered,
not that the item was of Roycroft origin.
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The Griffin Foundry,
Fireplace and Sanitary Fittings Limited, England. The full message is cast
into the base of a commemorative tankard. |
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Griffiths & Browett, 68 & 69 Bradford Street,
Birmingham, c1867, coppersmiths, iron and tinplate workers. Later they
specialised as makers of copper holloware including samovars and food warmers,
iron and tinplate workers. Probably connected with T E Griffiths & Co.,
also of Birmingham. Details wanted.
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Griffiths & Browett mark
dated 1885 on a copper scoop measure made for army use. |
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James Griffiths, 65
½ Emily St. Birmingham. (Ryland 1903 |
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Grillby Metallfabrik,
Grillby, Sweden, makers of holloware including kettles. |
Swedish Copperware |
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Griswold™
- Wagner Manufacturing Co of Erie, Pa until 1957 then 440 Fair Ave, Sidney, Ohio.
Mainly cast iron cookware. Name
registered 1866, slant font from 1909, block font from 1924, trade mark
cancelled April 2001 (Steve Stephens) |
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http://www.griswoldandwagner.com/trademark.html |
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Guernsey and Jersey Cream
Jugs |
Guernsey & Jersey Jugs (Creamers) |
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Guests
Brass Stamping Co. Selly Oak, Birmingham. |
Guest Brass Stamping |
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Gunga
Din - see Moorgate (Birmingham) Ltd. |
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Marks H
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Makers and their Marks
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