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Oakes E. M. Oakes & Company -
Oakes Edward Oakes & Son -
Oakes Hawksworth, Oakes & Company -
Oakes Oakes, Tompkin & Ward -
Oakes Shemeld & Oakes -
Oakes William & John Oakes -
Oates Albert Oates -
Oates Francis Oates -
Oates George Oates -
Oates Isaac Oates & Son -
Oates Luke Oates & Company -
Oates Oates, Colley & Wigham / Oates & Colley -
Oates Robinson & Oates -
Oates William Oates -
Oates William Oates & Company -
Oborne Oborne & Gunning -
Ogden Bingham & Ogden -
Ogden Ogden Brothers & Derby -
Old Old Hall -
Oldfield C. Oldfield -
Oldham J. H. Oldham -
Oldham James Oldham & Company -
Oliver J. Oliver & Sons -
Oliver Oliver & Bower Ltd -
Oliver Oliver & Ogle -
Oliver Oliver and Webster -
Oliver William Oliver -
Oneida British Oneida Community Ltd -
Osbaldiston Louis Osbaldiston & Company -
Osborn Charles Osborn -
Osborn Clark & Hall / Clark & Osborn -
Osborn Osborn & Sons -
Osborne Alfred Osborne -
Osborne Edward Osborne -
Osborne Osborne & Company (Sheffield) Ltd -
Osborne Osborne Tableware Ltd -
Osborne Percy Osborne & Son Ltd -
Osborne Thomas E. Osborne & Company Ltd -
Osborne Thomas Osborne / Benjamin Osborne -
Otley Thomas Otley & Sons Ltd -
Oughtibridge Oughtibridge Equitable Co-operative & Industrial Society Ltd -
Ovicto Ovicto -
Owen Charles Owen & Company / Owen Brothers -
Owen Latham & Owen Ltd -
Owen Owen & Webster -
Owen Robert Owen -
Owen Robert Owen / Denison Owen -
Oxley Atkin, Oxley & Co -
Oxley James Oxley (Sheffield) Ltd -
Oxley John Oxley & Company -
Oxley Law, Atkin & Oxley -
Oxley Thos Oxley Ltd -
Oxspring George Oxspring
Charles Owen & Company / Owen Brothers
Charles Corker Owen (c.1809-1885) was a Britannia metal smith, who was born in Hardcastle, Yorkshire. In 1841, he was living in Arundel Street; by 1849, he was listed in a directory as a white metal smith in Suffolk Road. Soon afterwards he launched Owen & Levick, silver-plate and Britannia metal wares manufacturer, 92 Wellington Street. His partner was William Levick. According to the Census enumeration for Owen, they employed four men, six women, and two apprentices. Owen & Levic....
