Incorporated in 1936, this firm was an electro-plater and gilder, which was based in Rockingham Street.  The partners were George Edward Jackson (1900-1982) and William Henry Bellamy (1899-1985).   Jackson was the son of George, a silver finisher, and his wife, Nellie.  Bellamy was the son of Edward, a tram driver, and his wife, Florrie.  Surviving photographs show a small, backstreet factory next to Ecclesall Works of Joseph Allen & Sons.  The firm was a member of the Master Silversmiths’ Association.  It was liquidated in 1972.   The firm’s records were deposited in Sheffield Archives.   G. E. Jackson died on 25 July 1982, leaving £84,069; W. H. Bellamy on 23 April 1985, leaving £40,000.