SITES WHERE SILVERWARE WAS MANUFACTURED AND TRADED:
JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS
A famous firm of cutlers and silversmiths founded in Sheffield in 1682. It was converted under the style of Joseph Rodgers & Sons Ltd in 1871.
The factory was at 6 Norfolk Street, Sheffield and a showroom at 60 Holborn Viaduct, London. New large works were opened in 1899 at River Lane, Sheffield.
The firm was active also in Sheaf Island Works, in Middlewood Forge and in Pond Hill Works.
George Rodgers was the son of Joseph Rodgers and participated to the partnership Joseph Rodgers & Sons. George Rodgers & Co active at 13 Norfolk Lane, Sheffield in 1852 was possibly linked to him and to Joseph Rodgers family.
The firm used the trademark ELITE
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