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Taylor Taylor's Eye Witness -
Taylor Addy, Brownill & Taylor -
Taylor H. H. Taylor Cutlery Company Ltd -
Taylor Taylor Sawtell Ltd -
Temporal William Temporal Ltd -
Tetley R. F. Tetley -
Thomas A. Thomas & Co -
Thomas B. Thomas & Co -
Thomas John Thomas & Company -
Thompson Thompson & Barber / Thompson & Son -
Thompson A. E. Thompson & Son -
Thompson E. L. Thompson & Company -
Thompson J. H. Thompson (Cutlery) Ltd -
Thorneloe Thorneloe & Co -
Thorpe Joseph Thorpe -
Thorpe Thorpe, Wragg & Company -
Tillotson Thomas Tillotson & Company -
Tofield Alfred Tofield & Company -
Tolputt H. Tolputt & Company Ltd -
Townend George Robert Townend -
Townsend Francis Townsend -
Toy John W. Toy Ltd -
Travis Travis, Wilson & Company Ltd -
Tricket Robert Tricket & Company -
Tricket Tricket, Haslehurst, Whiteley, & Pryor -
Tricket Madin & Tricket -
Trickett John Trickett -
Trickett Walter Trickett & Company Ltd -
Triumph Triumph Cutlery Co -
Trustwell Trustwell Brothers Ltd -
Tucker S Tucker -
Turner Thomas Turner & Company (Sheffield) Ltd -
Turner Turner & Jepson -
Turner Turner, Naylor & Company Ltd -
Turner Ryalls, Turner & Company Ltd -
Turner Brandon, Turner & Co -
Turner H. Turner -
Turtle Louis Henry Turtle Ltd -
Turton John Turton & Company Ltd -
Twigg William Twigg & Son(s) -
Twigg Samuel Twigg & Sons -
Tyzack Needham, Veall & Tyzack Ltd
Taylor Sawtell Ltd
This firm made ornamented silverware – such as serving dishes and fish carvers – by laboriously sawing out (piercing) patterns in the metal. It resulted from a merger in 1933 of two sawpiercing enterprises: Taylor & Taylor, Button Lane; and Edwin Sawtell & Son, Charles Street. The first had been founded in about 1910 by Jonathan Cousen Taylor (1860-1914?) and his son, David Robson Taylor (1887-1969). The other had been launched by Edwin Sawtell (born in Bristol, c. 1820), who by 1861 was living in Brow....
