Proprietors: Edward Samuel Jones & Hubert Crompton

Jones's business was joined by Crompton in 1899

J & R Griffin Ltd (after 1913)

Went into voluntary liquidation in 1926.

Silversmiths & electroplaters, Holborn Viaduct, London EC

Noted as "unidentified" by Jackson, but has been attributed to John Coakley of Liverpool.

A similar mark registered by Coakley at London Assay Office, Sep 1832.

subsequently
Lawson, Ward & Gammage Ltd

Became Lawson, Ward & Gammage c1903

Note: this mark is shown as "unidentified" in the Chester Register as it dates from c1888 and hence is detailed in a missing register. The mark shown here was on a watch case whose movement was engraved with "John Hawley & Son, Reliable Works, Cow Lane, Coventry". An identical mark was registered in London by Hawley in Feb 1887.

Note: Elliott's mark, as shown in both the Chester Register and in Culme (for his London mark), is identical to this one, but has stops between the letters. Compare his IHE mark.

Lowe & Sons (from 1864)

J & E Lecomber (from c1882)

Banks died in 1911 - the business was continued by his son until c1926

A similar incuse mark but with stop (J.N) registered by J Newsome, case maker, Coventry, c1886

This mark not shown in Chester Register, but a similar unattributed incuse mark is dated c1891

A very similar mark to the second one here registered Jan 1865 by John Stuart trading as H Stuart & Co, case makers, Hope Street, Liverpool.

Note: this mark not recorded in Chester Assay Office Register, but Widmer registered a mark in 1882. This mark is identical to one registered by him in London.