James Dixon & Sons
In the 1920s the firm began to use stainless steel to make both flatware and hollowware. Stainless steel spoons and forks manufactured by James Dixon & Son carried the name "staybrite" and "Firth".
In the 1980s the firm had a financial collapse and the production in Cornish Place closed in 1992.
CHRONOLOGY:
Dixon & Smith c. 1806-1823
James Dixon & Son c. 1823-1835
James Dixon & Sons 1835-1920
James Dixon & Sons Ltd 1920
Absorbed into British Silverware Production c. 1984
Person TypeInstitution
