1921 Antique Silver Plated James Dixon & Sons Sheffield Tea Pot Cutlery while the Ubique means everywhere

while the Ubique means everywhere and is one of the three mottos of the RAE

Two tea cups are stamped underneath: “Royal Vale Bone China

aside from this all three items are in very good condition and with minimal gold loss

Both items are stamped underneath with the crown and N

aside from which the bowl is in very good condition

1921 Antique Silver Plated James Dixon & Sons Sheffield Tea Pot Cutlery while the Ubique means everywhereJames Dixon founded the firm in 1806 manufacturing Britannia metal wares. In 1811 James Dixon took on a partner in the firm and it became Dixon & Smith. In 1822 the company moved to Cornish Place and became Dixon & Son, becoming Dixon & Sons in 1835. In 1879 the famous trumpet and banner mark was granted. In the 1920s the firm also began to produce cutlery under the Staybrite and Firth names. In 1930 J Dixon & Sons absorbed the firm William Hutton &