Undated
AEJ
Source captions mention Birmingham 1940 and Birmingham 1973 with the Assay Office bicentenary mark.
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Birmingham 1940 hallmark mark: AEJ
Mark details
- Period
- Undated
- Wording
- AEJ
- Place
- Birmingham
Dating cue
Source captions mention Birmingham 1940 and Birmingham 1973 with the Assay Office bicentenary mark.
Notes
Jones Albert E. Jones (1870-1954) studied at the Central school of Arts and Crafts, under Edward Taylor and later worked as a Guildman at the Guild of Handicrafts. In 1902 he started his business in Windmill Street and then acquired the firm of Jason and Birkett. and its famous trade mark of St. Dunstan. A.E. Jones died in 1954 and the firm was managed by his wife, Adeline Nellie, until 1958 when his son Kennet Crisp Jones took over the business. Later the firm purchased Townshend Ltd and Lanson Ltd. 1940 hallmark 1973 (bicentenary Assay Office) hallmark
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