Henry Wilkinson was listed as a manufacturer of silver and plated goods in South Street, Park, in 1828.   Between 1831 and 1836, he partnered John Roberts (1798-1888), a silversmith and plater, who was his son-in-law.  They registered a silver mark in 1831.  Roberts later launched the business that became Martin, Hall; but some obscurity surrounds the subsequent activities of Henry Wilkinson.  In 1833, a silver-plater of that name was listed in Low Street, Park.  Thereafter, a firm named Wilkinson & Co appeared in the directory (1839) at Park Steam Wheel (Sheaf Street) and Broad Street, Park.   But its relationship (if any) with the ‘Wilkinson’ of Wilkinson & Roberts or the Britannia metal smith Henry Wilkinson is not known.  Henry Wilkinson’s later life has not been traced.