F. A. M. | F. A. M. Company Ltd |
Farquharson | James Farquharson & Sons |
Farr | John Farr |
Farr | Joseph Farr |
Farr | William Henry Farr |
Fawsitt | Hubert M. Fawsitt & Company |
Federated | Federated Cutlers Ltd |
Fee | Fee & Swift |
Fenton | Ezra Fenton |
Fenton | Fenton Brothers Ltd |
Fenton | Joseph Fenton & Sons Ltd |
Fiberloid | Fiberloid Ltd |
Field | Alfred Field & Company (Sheffield) Ltd |
Fielding | John Fielding |
Fine | Fine Plate Cutlery Co |
Finlay | W. C. Finlay & Co |
Firbrite | Firbrite |
Firth | Firth Stainless / Firth-Brearley Stainless |
Firth | Luke Firth |
Fischer | Fischer Brothers |
Fisher | Fisher & Brennan |
Fisher | Frank Fisher & Son Ltd |
Fisher | Harrison Fisher & Company Ltd / Taylors Eye Witness Ltd |
Fisher | Shaw & Fisher |
Flather | Charles Johnson Flather |
Flatware | Sheffield Flatware Company Ltd |
Fleming | Fleming & Sons |
Fletcher | C. W. Fletcher & Sons Ltd |
Fletcher | William Fletcher |
Fletchers | Fletchers Bakeries Ltd |
Flower | Hallas, Flower & Pearson |
Ford | Alfred Ford & Co |
Ford | Ford & Medley Ltd |
Foreman | Foreman Cutlery Company |
Forrest | Forrest Brothers |
Forster | Forster & Co |
Foulstone | Joseph Foulstone |
Fox | Fox & Norris |
France | George France |
Francis | Francis Brothers |
Francis | Henry Francis |
Francis | Joseph Francis |
Franklin | James Franklin & Co |
Fraser | Alexander Fraser & Company |
Freeman | William Freeman |
Frith | Charles Frith & Sons |
Frith | Samuel Frith |
Frith | Wilson & Frith |
Froggatt | Bishop & Froggatt |
Froggatt | Froggatt & Ledger Ltd |
Froggatt | J. H. Froggatt & Sons |
Froggatt | John Froggatt |
Froggatt | Thomas Froggatt |
Frost | Frost, Askham & Mosforth |
Frost | Samuel Frost |
Frost | Thomas Frost & Company Ltd |
Fry | Fry & Wigfull Ltd |
Furness | Charles Furness |
Furness | Edward Furness & Sons |
Furness | John Furness (Furniss) |
Furness | Reuben Furness |
Furniss | Luke Furniss |
This enterprise was said to have been founded in 1835. One partner was Benjamin Wilson, who in 1845 was living in Chester Street. The other was William Frith (c.1806-1878), who by 1837 was listed in Broomhill. Their speciality was shoe knives (and also table, butchers’, cooks’, and palette knives), which they manufactured (or factored) in the 1840s and 1850s in Chester Street. Wilson seems to have withdrawn from the partnership, but the business continued in Milton Street between the 18....