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Morewood & Co

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KarenM

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I have a little metal fish ashtray that was my gr-grandmother's and I was wondering if someone could tell me anything about the Company.

Thanks
Karen
 
Hi Karen,

Morewood & co where Steel Fabricators, their company was based in Edmund Street, Birmingham, Around the early 1900s, I believe they produced Steel, Iron and Copper ash trays.

Sorry I can't be of more help.

Rob. :D
 
Thanks for the information. She is listed as a press worker and my great-grandfather is listed as a metal roller. I wonder if that's where they worked?

Karen
 
Morewood & Co’s successors, galvanised iron manufactures
International Exchange Buildings
156 Edmund Street
Birmingham

T. A .Morewood
Telephone number 7,391 Central
25 Companies shared this building

Joseph Latham Morewood
37 Paignton Road
Birmingham
This was taken from the 1915 Kelly’s directory
I checked the 1897 no information about this company

they were also at Edmund Street Kelly's 1903
no mention of T. A. Morewood or Joseph Morewood though
 
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