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The firm was established in 1843 at 26 1/2 Seckforde Street, Clerkenwell by George John Richards (c.1817 - 1876), son of William Richards (silversmith, Citizen and Goldsmith).
George John Richards obtained his freedom of the Goldsmiths' Company by Patrimony in 1839 and entered his first mark on 16 May 1844.
In 1850 he moved to 35 Whiskin Street and in 1853 to 20 Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell.
In 1857 George J. Richards entered in partnership with Edward Charles Brown registering a conjoined mark on 13 July 1857.
Edward C. Brown was an apprentice (1845) of George J. Richards who obtained his freedom by Service in 1852.
Another apprentice was William Comyns (1849) who obtained his freedom in 1856.
George J. Richards retired in 1867 and Edward Charles Brown continued the activity trading as Richards &amp; Brown.

Richards &amp; Brown

Antique Silver Victorian Owl Pepper made in 1863

An exceptional antique Victorian  sterling silver pepper pot which has been realistically modelled in the form of an owl/owlet.


An exceptional antique Victorian  sterling silver pepper pot which has been realistically modelled in the form of an owl/owlet.The owl is well modelled

Date	Owl Pepper
Made By	Richards & Brown
Location	London
Stock Number	SA108x24

Antique Silver Victorian Owl Pepper made in 1863

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