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Cash's Mahogany Counter Top Haberdashery Chest
J & J Cash's 3 drawer haberdashery chest would have sat on your local haberdashery shop's counter at the beginning of the 20th century.
Inside you would have found a selection of frilled ribbons that J & J Cash's company had been making since 1860.
This box is a reminder of those times and is quite rare.
Condition...
Of course it has marks and scratches but unfortunately some of the drawer corners are missing
BUT the most important bit is that the original lettering on each drawer is intact!!
Dimensions...
Height approx 23.5cm
Length approx 58.5cm
Width approx 43cm
Internal drawer depth approx 4.5cm
Some useful information about Cash's ...
Cash's of Coventry have been delivering quality and service since 1846. Then the company was England's leading silk ribbon manufacturer. Yet but for the pioneering fervour of two Quaker brothers in Coventry last century, the company would not exist.
John and Joseph Cash were their names. Elder sons of a wealthy stuff-merchant, they began production of silk ribbons in the early 1840s. Coventry by then was already famous for its silk weaving. Skilled jacquard weavers - Huguenots escaping persecution in Europe - had settled there and soon thousands of local people were employed in this cottage industry. Workers owned their own jacquard looms and the Cash's, like other merchants, distributed the silk for them to weave in their homes. A fixed price was paid for each finished piece.
The brothers Cash fast outgrew this system and instead became factory masters. They were among the first in Coventry, pioneers of a more enlightened approach to employment. Soon, they planned to build a 'halfway house' which would allow their workers the independence of the old outworker methods while they themselves controlled output. In 1857, work began on a site at Kingfield Road which Cash's (UK) was to occupy for the next 138 years. Above rows of weavers' cottages, the brothers created an upper storey with well-lit work areas housing jacquard looms powered by a central beam engine. These were the famous Cash's Topshops. And the prizewinning silk ribbons woven there were used on the prettiest gowns, to the delight of fashionable society ladies. The Free Trade Bill of 1860 allowed continental ribbons to flood the English market and many established Coventry firms collapsed. Not Cash's. The brothers responded, switching production to narrow frillings, to Victorian silk commemoratives and latterly to woven labels with which garment manufacturers could identify their products. Then came the development that would make the name of Cash's (UK) famous.
It was in the 1870s that the first Cash's woven nametape rattled off the jacquard looms. Since then successive generations of school children have come to rely on this method of identification
.
TwoJays Corner Antiques & Vintage are open 10.30am to 16.00pm 6 days a week, Tuesday to Sunday. Why not come visit us?
DELIVERY FOR LARGE ITEMS...
Shipping is included for England and Wales only. For Scotland and NI please get in touch for a shipping quote.
We always use a fully insured courier but he is usually on his own, so please when you make arrangements with the him for delivery please make sure there is someone available to help him if required. Collection is usually well within 14 days of the order being placed and delivery is usually 8 to 10 days after that.
POSTAGE ON SMALLER ITEMS...
For UK deliveries we use Royal Mail 2nd class or Parcelforce 48 and always signed for and always fully insured
Sending parcels abroad we use parcel2go, we always fully insure each parcel and use signed for delivery.
If you are outside of the UK or shipping is not quoted for your country and you would like to purchase this item, then please contact us and we will get a postage/shipping quote for you.
RETURNS...
We will gladly accept returns within 14 days of delivery if the item is not as described or broken in transit.
However, if you just simply change your mind and there is nothing wrong with the item then we do not accept returns.
SellerTwojays Corner Antiques
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Twojays Corner Antiques
Unit 21C
Lamledge Lane Industrial Estate,
Shifnal,
Shropshire
TF11 8SD
Tel : 01952 462340
Non UK callers : +44 1952 462340
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Inside you would have found a selection of frilled ribbons that J & J Cash's company had been making since 1860.
This box is a reminder of those times and is quite rare.
Condition...
Of course it has marks and scratches but unfortunately some of the drawer corners are missing
BUT the most important bit is that the original lettering on each drawer is intact!!
Dimensions...
Height approx 23.5cm
Length approx 58.5cm
Width approx 43cm
Internal drawer depth approx 4.5cm
Some useful information about Cash's ...
Cash's of Coventry have been delivering quality and service since 1846. Then the company was England's leading silk ribbon manufacturer. Yet but for the pioneering fervour of two Quaker brothers in Coventry last century, the company would not exist.
John and Joseph Cash were their names. Elder sons of a wealthy stuff-merchant, they began production of silk ribbons in the early 1840s. Coventry by then was already famous for its silk weaving. Skilled jacquard weavers - Huguenots escaping persecution in Europe - had settled there and soon thousands of local people were employed in this cottage industry. Workers owned their own jacquard looms and the Cash's, like other merchants, distributed the silk for them to weave in their homes. A fixed price was paid for each finished piece.
The brothers Cash fast outgrew this system and instead became factory masters. They were among the first in Coventry, pioneers of a more enlightened approach to employment. Soon, they planned to build a 'halfway house' which would allow their workers the independence of the old outworker methods while they themselves controlled output. In 1857, work began on a site at Kingfield Road which Cash's (UK) was to occupy for the next 138 years. Above rows of weavers' cottages, the brothers created an upper storey with well-lit work areas housing jacquard looms powered by a central beam engine. These were the famous Cash's Topshops. And the prizewinning silk ribbons woven there were used on the prettiest gowns, to the delight of fashionable society ladies. The Free Trade Bill of 1860 allowed continental ribbons to flood the English market and many established Coventry firms collapsed. Not Cash's. The brothers responded, switching production to narrow frillings, to Victorian silk commemoratives and latterly to woven labels with which garment manufacturers could identify their products. Then came the development that would make the name of Cash's (UK) famous.
It was in the 1870s that the first Cash's woven nametape rattled off the jacquard looms. Since then successive generations of school children have come to rely on this method of identification
.
TwoJays Corner Antiques & Vintage are open 10.30am to 16.00pm 6 days a week, Tuesday to Sunday. Why not come visit us?
DELIVERY FOR LARGE ITEMS...
Shipping is included for England and Wales only. For Scotland and NI please get in touch for a shipping quote.
We always use a fully insured courier but he is usually on his own, so please when you make arrangements with the him for delivery please make sure there is someone available to help him if required. Collection is usually well within 14 days of the order being placed and delivery is usually 8 to 10 days after that.
POSTAGE ON SMALLER ITEMS...
For UK deliveries we use Royal Mail 2nd class or Parcelforce 48 and always signed for and always fully insured
Sending parcels abroad we use parcel2go, we always fully insure each parcel and use signed for delivery.
If you are outside of the UK or shipping is not quoted for your country and you would like to purchase this item, then please contact us and we will get a postage/shipping quote for you.
RETURNS...
We will gladly accept returns within 14 days of delivery if the item is not as described or broken in transit.
However, if you just simply change your mind and there is nothing wrong with the item then we do not accept returns.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 8/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. SOLD
Dimensionsread description.
Date Early 20th century
1900s Antiques Material Mahogany
Origin English
Condition read description.
Item code as302a533 / 4163
Status Sold
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Conversion rates as of 8/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. SOLD
Shipping information
Price always includes p&p for small purchases to the UK only. Courier delivery is included for England and Wales only. For shipping out of the UK or large items for Scotland and NI please contact us for a delivery quote.
Terms and conditions
We will always refund in full anything that is broken in transit or not as described. However, if you just change your mind then we do not accept returns.
View all stock from
Twojays Corner Antiques
Unit 21CLamledge Lane Industrial Estate,
Shifnal,
Shropshire
TF11 8SD
Tel : 01952 462340
Non UK callers : +44 1952 462340
Get directions to Twojays Corner Antiques
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