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Walker & Hall's non-executive director was Major Pierre (Peter) Elliot Inchbald (1890-1958), who was a wealthy stockbroker and had married Sir Albert's daughter, Esmé. Despite losing part of its factory in the blitz and its Sheffield, London, and Liverpool showrooms, Walker & Hall survived the Second World War largely intact.
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Walker & Hall, Sheffield, England. Mark used c.1930 - 1939. William Hutton & Sons English Pewter, Sheffield, England. Began use of the crossed arrows mark around 1900 when they took over Creswick. PEWTER PLATE, APPROX. 7" WIDE, WITH ENGRAVING, & BEADING. IT IS INITIALED "J.A", & HAS THE 6
A WALKER & HALL, SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND HIGHLY ORNATE SILVER ON COPPER OVAL COVERED BISCUIT BOX WITH ATT
Founded in Sheffield in 1845 as Walker & Co by George Walker and Henry Hall. Between 1848 and 1953 the firm was known as Walker, Coulson & Hall. In 1963 the company merged with Mappin and Webb as well as Elkington to form British Silverware Ltd which closed in 1971. Since then the firm has been a subsidiary of Mappin & Webb and member of Sears.
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MARKS - HALLMARKS - HISTORY. The business was established in Sheffield in 1845 by George Walker. Becoming an assistant of Dr. John Wright who had conducted important experiments on electroplating Walker secured the royalty of electroplating for Sheffield. The business was joined by Henry Hall and became in 1853 Walker & Hall.
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WALKER AND CO WALKER, COULSON AND HALL Sheffield Partnership founded in 1845 active as electroplaters and gilders at 11 Howard Street, Sheffield, between George Walker, Samuel Coulson and William Robson. In 1848 William Robson left and Henry Hall entered in the partnership. In 1853 Walker & Hall was founded at the same address. WALKER BROTHERS
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Written by Julian Traas Walker & Hall - Description The silversmith firm Walker & Hall was based in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. Walker & Hall - History Sheffield was famed for its steel. Walker & Hall, however, would add a pair of new credentials to the city's resume—electroplating and electrogilding.
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Walker & Hall 1845 - 1963. Walker & Hall. Manufacturers of gold and sterling silver goods, stainless steel, Britannia metal, cutlery and electro-plate. The firm was established in Sheffield in 1845 by George Walker. Between 1848 and 1853 the company was known as Walker, Coulson & Hall until they became simply Walker & Hall in 1853.
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Walker & Hall was a very successful manufacturing business based in Sheffield, England. The company was established in 1845 by George Walker (1816 -1881) who was an experienced electroplate practitioner and his brother-in-law, Samuel Coulson, who put up the capital needed to fund the venture.
1901 Walker & Hall Sheffield Sterling Sugar & Creamer Set from mendocinovintage on Ruby Lane
Sheffield Maker's Marks Menu This page of Sheffield Maker's Marks is organized alphabetically by the first letter in the mark. This is an open ended project, new marks are continually added. { note - Many British makers' marks, especially in the 18th & earlier 19th centuries, are nearly identical.
Walker & Hall Sheffield England 5962 Silverplate Bridal Basket c1900s[*] eBay
Walker & Hall sterling silver centerpiece bowl from 1904, made in Sheffield, England. This hexagonal-shaped bowl stands on three curvilinear legs, has three handles with applied motifs which are characteristic of the Art Nouveau style, and a dedicatory inscription to Major W. R. Carey, which shows that the bowl was given to him in 1915 by the.
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Walker & Hall was founded in Sheffield in 1843 by John Harrison, a Britannia-metal worker who hired George Walker to learn the electroplating process. Walker left Harrison two years later and partnered with Samuel Coulson, later joined by Henry Hall, to start manufacturing electroplated items.
Walker & Hall Silver Plate Teapot Sheffield England No 1687 in Durham, County Durham Gumtree
Choose from 17 authentic Walker & Hall sheffield and silverplate for sale on 1stDibs. Explore all serveware, ceramics, silver and glass created by Walker & Hall.. This is a good late 19th century pewter sauce or gravy boat with good reeded detail made by Walker & Hall of Sheffield, England with a full set of stamped marks to the base for the.
Vintage Solid Silver Set of 6 Arrow Head Spoons by Walker and Hall Sheffield 1935
Sheffield cutler George Walker and Henry Hall, a Worcestire entrepreneur, formed Walker & Hall in 1845. The company was a pioneer of electroplated silverware, producing high quality dining sets that were affordable to middle class citizens.. A Walker & Hall, Sheffield England Silver Plate Tea Service including Teapot, Hot water Jug, Creamer.
A WALKER & HALL EDWARD VII SILVER RETICULATED EPERGNE. Walker& Hall, Sheffield, England, circa
Walker & Hall were Sheffield based silversmiths making their fortune with electroplating, cutlery and silver from the mid-19th century until they closed in 1971. The company started with a Britannia metalworker - John Harrison - who took the first licence in Sheffield from Elkingtons to make electroplated wares. He sent George Walker to Birmingham to learn the new process. On his return to.
Walker & Hall Sheffield England Serving Plate
A Walker & Hall Sheffield England silverplate vine possibly holly berry motif basket with ornate handle. Stamped on underside Walker & Hall Sheffield England and numbered 51024. See Sold Price. Sold. 2016. Silver plate vegetable steamer.
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1865 Dissolution of the Partnership between George Walker, Henry Hall, and John Edward Bingham, carrying on business at Sheffield, in the county of York, as Electroplaters, Gilders, and Bronzers, and Manufacturers of Silver and Electro-plated Goods, under the style or firm of Walker and Hall, so far as regards George Walker.