Difference between revisions of "Henry Crichley"
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1854 '''George Wright''', '''George Wilton Chambers''' and [[Henry Crichley]] established [[Crichley, Wright and Co]] at Burton Weir, Sheffield | 1854 '''George Wright''', '''George Wilton Chambers''' and [[Henry Crichley]] established [[Crichley, Wright and Co]] at Burton Weir, Sheffield | ||
1861 Crichley moved to Birmingham; | 1861 Crichley moved to Birmingham; the other 2 partners continued the business in Sheffield. | ||
1861 Patent for the invention of "improvements in the manufacture and ornamentation of metallic chimney pieces, or mantel pieces, and in the ornamentation of metallic stoves and fire places."<ref>London Gazette 7 June 1861</ref> | 1861 Patent for the invention of "improvements in the manufacture and ornamentation of metallic chimney pieces, or mantel pieces, and in the ornamentation of metallic stoves and fire places."<ref>London Gazette 7 June 1861</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:13, 4 July 2018
Stove Grate Manufacturer of Birmingham (1863)
c.1822 Born
1854 George Wright, George Wilton Chambers and Henry Crichley established Crichley, Wright and Co at Burton Weir, Sheffield
1861 Crichley moved to Birmingham; the other 2 partners continued the business in Sheffield.
1861 Patent for the invention of "improvements in the manufacture and ornamentation of metallic chimney pieces, or mantel pieces, and in the ornamentation of metallic stoves and fire places."[1]
1862 of Henry Crichley and Co, of Sheffield Place, Coventry Road, Birmingham, patentees and manufacturers of enamelled stove grates, hot air stoves, metallic chimney pieces, hat stands, hall tables, etc[2]
1863 Patent for the invention of "improvements in stove grates and kitchen ranges."[3]
1875 Patent for "improvements in stoves or fire places for heating apartments, kitchen, ranges, and conservatories, and for other like purposes."[4]
1876 Patent to Henry Crichley, Manufacturer, and Herbert Ernest Newton Mason, both of Birmingham, Manufacturers, for the invention of "improvements in chandeliers and lamps burning volatile oils"[5]
1879 Stove grate manufacturer; died in Kings Norton[6]