Makers

Bevan & Funnell

Bevan and Funnell (Established 1945)- Furnituremakers - Reprodux. Bevan Funnell are 20th century traditional English furniture manufacturers. Since the middle of the 20th Century Bevan Funnell have made quality reproduction furniture of the 18th and...

Charles Frodsham

Clockmaker: Charles Frodsham. Charles Frodsham and Co. London. Chas Frodsham

Faberge

The firm Fabergé was founded in 1842 in St Petersburg, Imperial Russia, by Gustav Fabergé. Famous for designing elaborate jewel-encrusted Fabergé eggs for the Russian Tsars, jewellery and other work of high quality. The brand name Fabergé has...

Famille Rose

Famille Rose porcelain, characterised by rose colours, usually pink and carmine although yellow and opaque white were also used. Painted in opaque overglaze on porcelain. First introduced around the end of the 1720s and influenced from European taste...

Fattorini and Sons

Fattorini and sons - silvermakers, jewellers and watchmakers. Founded by Antonio Fattorini in the 1800s. He settled and set up business in Yorkshire where he established a number of retail outlets specialising in jewellery, watches and fancy goods...

Fenton

Fenton Brothers

Fenton Brothers, Sheffield Silvermaker. Fenton Bros Ltd. Makers of silver and silver plated wares. The brothers John and Frank set up their business in Sheffield England in 1875 at the South Moor Works East street. They became Fenton Brothers Ltd...

Finnigans

Finnigans Ltd, London Silvermaker Finnigans silver was made and sold by the Finnigans department store in Manchester. Founded by Brian Finnigan in 1830. The store was renowned for it's sales of luxury goods. Finnigans stores were also in Liverpool...

Fornasetti

George Fox

George Fox, London Silvermaker. George along with his brother Charles worked together as silversmiths in London from 1842 to 1852 then moved to Soho. Charles retired in 1860 leaving George as sole partner in the firm of C.T. & G. Fox. Listed as ...

George Jackson & David Fullerton

George Jackson and David Fullerton silversmiths, London. In 1897 George Jackson went into a new partnership with David Fullerton. The company produced some of the finest quality silver flatware of the period in most of the traditional patterns.

George Smith and William Fearn

George Smith & William Fearn, London Silvermakers. London silversmiths spoon makers 1786-1797. Both George Smith and William Fearn were apprenticed to Thomas Chawner.

James Fenton

James Fenton & Co, Birmingham silvermaker (1854-1956). Well known for their manufacture of silver and gold thimbles and later into silver and enamel jewellery.

Japy Freres

Japy Freres, Japys Freres & Co Paris, Japy Freres & Cier. Japy Freres was founded in 1806 by Frédéric and his sons. Frédéric Japy (1749-1812) was a pioneer in the "art" of industrialisation and manufacturing. Watches/clocks were made...

John Forrest

John Forrest - London Watchmaker

Royal Doulton Flambe