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J Dixon &amp; Sons were one of the major British manufacturers of silverware - both plate and sterling silver, electroplated Britannia metal, electroplated nickel silver and precision tools. They were also famous for their whistles.

Established in 1806 in Sheffield and trading until 1976, they produced a wide range of domestic items such as bowls, cutting tools, tea services, cocktail shakers and candlesticks. They also produced aircraft propellers and shooting accessories such as gunpowder flasks which they exported in large quantities to America. They have also made famous sporting trophies including the Hales Trophy (commissioned in 1932), awarded to the ship that crosses the Atlantic in the fastest time and the American Masters Golf tournament trophy.

They registered a trademark in 1879, which is a Trumpet with a hanging banner, but had used this mark for many years prior to its registration. It can be found on many of their silver plate items.

Besides being leading suppliers of whistles, they were renowned for silver plate and sterling silver tableware. Their hollowware and their silver tea services are now regarded as very valuable antique items.

The firm remained a family run business until 1976 when it was bought by American interests.

James Dixon &amp; Sons Ltd

Antique Silver George V Chippendale Pattern Cutlery / Flatware Service made in 1936

An extremely extensive and fine flatware service for 12 in its original fitted cabinet and in the fancy Chippendale pattern (exclusive pattern to James Dixon...

An extremely extensive and fine flatware service for 12 in original fitted cabinet by James Dixon and Sons of Sheffield in the fancy Chippendale pattern

Antique Silver George V Chippendale Pattern Cutlery / Flatware Service made in 1936 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1936
Made By	James Dixon & Sons Ltd
Location	Sheffield
Stock Number	FA196x33

Antique Silver George V Chippendale Pattern Cutlery / Flatware Service made in 1936

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