F. A. M. | F. A. M. Company Ltd |
Farquharson | James Farquharson & Sons |
Fawsitt | Hubert M. Fawsitt & Company |
Federated | Federated Cutlers Ltd |
Fee | Fee & Swift |
Fenton | Joseph Fenton & Sons Ltd |
Fenton | Fenton Brothers Ltd |
Fenton | Gregory Fenton Ltd |
Fiberloid | Fiberloid Ltd |
Field | Alfred Field & Company (Sheffield) Ltd |
Fielding | John Fielding |
Fine | Fine Plate Cutlery Co |
Fischer | Fischer Brothers |
Fisher | Harrison Fisher & Company Ltd |
Fisher | Shaw & Fisher |
Fisher | Fisher & Brennan |
Flather | Charles Johnson Flather |
Flatware | Sheffield Flatware Company Ltd |
Fleming | Fleming & Sons |
Fletcher | C. W. Fletcher & Sons Ltd |
Fletcher | William Fletcher |
Ford | Ford & Medley Ltd |
Ford | Alfred Ford & Co |
Forrest | Forrest Brothers |
Forster | Forster & Co |
Francis | Francis Brothers |
Franklin | James Franklin |
Fraser | Alexander Fraser & Company |
Freeman | William Freeman |
Frith | Wilson & Frith |
Frith | Charles Frith & Sons |
Froggatt | John Froggatt |
Froggatt | Bishop & Froggatt |
Froggatt | J. H. Froggatt & Sons |
Froggatt | Froggatt & Ledger Ltd |
Frost | Frost, Askham & Mosforth |
Frost | Samuel Frost |
Frost | Thomas Frost & Company Ltd |
Fry | Fry & Wigfull Ltd |
Furness | Charles Furness |
Charles William Fletcher was the son of a highway labourer. He was apprenticed as a silver hand-forger to William Gallimore. In 1891, Charles began supplying blanks to local silversmiths. In 1894, he registered a silver mark from an address in Arundel Street. In 1899, he leased (and then bought for £707) the premises of Henry Holdsworth, which he named Sterling Works (More Memories of Sheffield, 1998). In 1907, Fletcher acquired the London silver-plate firm of Brewis & Co. In ....