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Their products included travelling trunks, cash and deed boxes, bowls, buckets, oval and round frying pans (tinned and galvanised), steel basins, tea kettles, scoops, baths, coal vases, fire screens, trays, waiters, etc. | Their products included travelling trunks, cash and deed boxes, bowls, buckets, oval and round frying pans (tinned and galvanised), steel basins, tea kettles, scoops, baths, coal vases, fire screens, trays, waiters, etc. | ||
1898 The japanning works in Upper Villiers Street were acquired by [[John Marston]], and became the basis for the [[Villiers|Villiers Engineering Company]]. | 1898 The japanning works in Upper Villiers Street were acquired by [[John Marston Ltd|John Marston]], and became the basis for the [[Villiers|Villiers Engineering Company]]. | ||
1901 Bullivant's house, coach shed, and garden, next door to the works were purchased by [[John Marston Ltd]]. The coach house became Sunbeam's first car factory. | 1901 Bullivant's house, coach shed, and garden, next door to the works were purchased by [[John Marston Ltd]]. The coach house became Sunbeam's first car factory. | ||
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Japan ware makers, of Blakenhall Works, Upper Villiers Street, Wolverhampton
1864 Business founded
Their products included travelling trunks, cash and deed boxes, bowls, buckets, oval and round frying pans (tinned and galvanised), steel basins, tea kettles, scoops, baths, coal vases, fire screens, trays, waiters, etc.
1898 The japanning works in Upper Villiers Street were acquired by John Marston, and became the basis for the Villiers Engineering Company.
1901 Bullivant's house, coach shed, and garden, next door to the works were purchased by John Marston Ltd. The coach house became Sunbeam's first car factory.
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- Wolverhampton Local History [1]