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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 Furness
Charles Furness (sometimes spelled Furniss) was born in Sheffield in about 1844. He was apparently the son of George and Elizabeth Furniss, who lived in Moore Street in 1861. George was a table knife hafter; so, too, was his son. In 1868, Charles was listed as a table knife manufacturer in Young Street, with a residence in Club Gardens. In 1881, he was enumerated in the Census as a table knife cutler, living at the Anvil Makers Arms in Hodgson Street. Charles Furness, ‘cutler’ of ....
