Apparently established after the Second World War, by 1948 Charles Havenhand was based at Denmark Works, Burgess Street.  By 1961, Havenhand’s was a limited company at Victoria Works, Victoria Street.  The firm manufactured (or marketed) stainless table cutlery, and electro-plated forks and spoons.  Havenhand’s was wound up in 1970, when the registered address was Rutland Road.  According to Herbert Housley (2011)¹, Charlie was ‘quite a character, sometimes known as the Squire of Worksop’.  Havenhand owned the mark of Richard Groves, until he sold it to Housley.

^1. Housley, Herbert, Grindstones Gather Moss (Sheffield, 2011)