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Is Priestley Plate the same company as Priestley & Moore?
I have a 132 pieces cutlery set. Comparing images on Internet I have concluded that is a Jesmond model from Sheffield, but the forks have the following inscription: Priestley ("30 DWTS DOZ") Plate.
So I redirected my search on the web, looking for the Priestley Co. Or something similar. What I found was Priestley & Moore. Is it the same? Do I have a Priestley & Moore cutlery set and not a Jesmond from Sheffield? Can anyone help me? Thank you very much in advance. Miguel Esquivo, from Buenos Aires, Argentina. My email adress: [email protected] |
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