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WANTED
Norfolk Bottles
Not In Our Collection
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Last Updated: |
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14th April
2008 |
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This page contains all North Norfolk
tap jars, salt glazed flagons, slip glazed flagons and slab sealed
coffins also North Norfolk's only coloured top flagon. If you
have any or know of any that is not listed below please let us know.
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Picture |
Company |
Company Information and
History |
| Place |
| Type of flagon |
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H.Page |
Henry Page listed as a wholesale grocer and
draper from 1892 until 1908
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| Aylsham |
| Tap Jar |
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W.Wright |
Information Required
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| Aylsham |
| Salt Glazed |
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J.Page |
Listed as a Grocer and Draper and Wax and
Tallow Chandler in the 1846 Post Office directory |
| Brinton |
| Slab Sealed |
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G.Butler |
Listed as a Wool Seed and Spirit Merchant in
the 1836 White's directory |
| Brisley |
| Slab Sealed |
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T.Brown |
Thomas Brown Listed as a Wine and Spirit
merchant in 1830 |
| Burnham |
| Salt Glazed |
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Creak & Colby |
Creak listed on his own at Burnham in 1858 & Creak & Colby
listed in Burnham as Wine and Spirit merchants in 1863 |
| Burnham |
| Salt Glazed |
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S.Geagen |
Stephen Geagen was in the Hoste Arms at
Burnham Market between 1879 and 1890 |
| Burnham |
| Slab Sealed |
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J.Pinchen |
James Pinchen started brewing at Corpusty in
1860 and acquired the South Creake brewery by 1896. In August
1898 the South Creake brewery was destroyed by fire and was
rebuilt. In 1908 he began trading as J.Pinchen & Sons but by
1921 the South Creake premises had been converted into a razor
blade factory but brewing continued in Corpusty until the
50/60's |
| Corpusty & South Creake |
| Tap Jar |
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Phillips |
Charles Reginald Phillips purchased the St
Edmund's Brewery from William Newell in 1894 by 1904 the comapny
was known as Phillips and Company. They purchased a brewery at
Wisbech in 1908 which was destroyed by fire in 1911, but brewing
continued at Downham until the Second World War. |
| Downham Market |
| Tap Jar |
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Dennis Wells |
Dennis Wells listed in Great Dunham in 1846 |
| Dunham |
| Salt Glazed |
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Bidwell |
Samuel Bidwell took charge of the brewery at South Green Dereham
in 1850, following his death it was ran by his trustees. John
Ray who took over as manager of the brewery died in 1890 and it
was decided that the brewing at Dereham would cease and the
brewery and it's 30 pubs would be auctioned. The brewery was
bought by Thomas S. Bidwell of Thetford and was dismantled
shortly afterwards. |
| Dereham |
| Salt Glazed |
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Bidwell |
| Dereham |
| Slab Sealed |
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Cooper |
William Cooper was first listed in 1850 as a brewer and his
brewery was offered for sale in 1854. Was the father of EC
Cooper of Holt. |
| Dereham |
| Salt Glazed |
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Cooper Brown |
Cooper- Brown & Day took over from Edwin Stammers of the Crown
brewery in 1888, by 1900 became Cooper-Brown & Co. In 1923 they
were Taken over by Steward & Patteson. |
| Dereham |
| Tap Jar |
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Harry Diver |
Listed from 1896 to 1900 in Dereham as provision and wine and
spirit merchants |
| Dereham |
| Tap Jar |
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Harry Diver |
| Dereham |
| Tap Jar |
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W.Giles |
Information Required |
| Dereham & Mattishall |
| Slab Sealed |
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Maris |
James Maris was listed in1850 and 1852 as a brewer at the Duke
of York . He died in 1852 and his pub was taken over by Timothy
Gibson in 1852. |
| Dereham |
| Salt Glazed |
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N.Norton |
N.Norton was listed in 1839 in Market
place Dereham as a wine and spirit merchant |
| Dereham |
| Salt Glazed |
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J.Drage |
John Drage was listed from 1858 in East Rudham
until 1883 and then was also listed at being in Fakenham. |
| East Rudham |
| Slip Glazed |
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John Drage |
| East Rudham |
| Salt Glazed |
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W.Chapman |
Listed as a Spirit Dealer in 1830 |
| Foulsham |
| Slab Sealed |
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I.Clarke |
Listed In 1836 as a porter merchant and in 1845 as a wine and
spirit merchant. Whites Directory |
| Holt |
| Slab Sealed |
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I.Clarke |
| Holt |
| Slab Sealed |
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W.Beck |
William Beck and Sons listed as wine and spirit merchants in
1845 also as farmers and land agents. |
| Mileham |
| Salt Glazed |
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W.Johnson |
George Inn ( George and Dragon)
1830 -1836 |
| North Elmham |
| Slab Sealed |
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Birchams |
Started trading in 1850 as Birchams and Parmeter in 1856 changed
to Bircham, Parmeter & Bircham, the firm then changed again in
1856 to Birchams and Son, and where then bought out by Steward,
Patteson and Finch in 1878. |
| Reepham |
| Salt Glazed |
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Birchams & Parmeter |
| Reepham |
| Salt Glazed |
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Alma Woods |
Alma Woods was listed as a Brewer, wine and spirit merchant, and
mineral water manufacturer from 1883 until 1916 in Walpole and
up until 1922 in Wisbech. Alma Woods also had premises at Lynn
from 1912 until 1922 When George Williams took over. |
| Walpole |
| Tap Jar |
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Glazebrook |
William Glazebrook was first listed in 1875 up until 1888, until
Anne Glazebrook took over. She was then taken over by William
Oxley Glazebrook in 1900 and Glazebrook became Davidson and
Glazebrook in 1908 |
| Wells |
| Tap Jar |
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J.Southgate |
John Southgate was in the Queen's Head from 1839 until 1845 also
as a wine and spirit merchant. Francis Southgate had taken over
by 1850 but John Lake took over in the Queen's Head. |
| Wells |
| Salt Glazed |
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J.Southgate |
| Wells |
| Salt Glazed |
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Tingey |
James Tingey was listed from 1836 until 1858 as a grocer &
spirit dealer in Wereham |
| Wereham |
| Salt Glazed |
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