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BARKER BROTHERS, BARKER BROTHERS SILVERSMITHS LTD, BARKER ELLIS SILVER CO

Business established in Birmingham in 1801. The firm still possesses the original Boulton &amp; Watt dies acquired during its early days of manufacturing. The business appears in an 1871 directory as Barker Brothers, silversmiths active in Paradise Street.

In 1903, they moved to new factory premises, Unity Works, Constitution Hill, Birmingham, where it remained until the 1980s maintaining a London showroom during the early part of the 20th century.

In 1907, the firm was converted into a limited liability company under the style Barker Brothers Silversmiths Ltd.

Levi &amp; Salaman Ltd and its subsidiary Potosi Silver Co were incorporated by Barker Brothers in 1921.

In the 1960s, merging with Ellis &amp; Co (Birmingham) Ltd, the firm changed to Barker Ellis Silver Co Ltd.

On January 2, 1979, the firm obtained a Federal registration in the USA for the trademarks Ellis &amp; Co, Barker Ellis and Ellis Barker (the marks were cancelled in 1988)

CHRONOLOGY:

Mary Barker, 1801

Barker &amp; Creed

William &amp; Matthias Barker, until 1885

Barker Brothers, 1886 - 1907

Barker Brothers Silversmiths Ltd, 1907 amalgamated with Levi &amp; Salaman, 1921, acquired Ellis &amp; Co (Birmingham) Ltd, 1931

Barker Ellis Silver Co Ltd (from the 1960s) - not in business anymore.

Barker Ellis

A pair of Silver Plate Elizabeth II Candlesticks made in 1950

A delightful pair of silver plate candlesticks, which have an oval form and a V-shaped column on an oval spreading base.


A delightful pair of silver plate candlesticks, which have an oval form and a V-shaped column on an oval spreading base. These silver plate

A pair of Silver Plate Elizabeth II Candlesticks made in 1950 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1950
Made By	Barker Ellis
Location	Birmingham
Stock Number	W56x16

A pair of Silver Plate Elizabeth II Candlesticks made in 1950

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