Stepping back in time a little here I know, but originally sat on these photos and then forgot all about them until yesterday.
Visited with FurQ, DHL and The Engineer.
Internet research is failing me on this one, and there was a distinct lack of written history to be found in the office spaces in this small factory so I apologise about the vagueness. Big thanks to Dweeb for originally finding and sharing this one, his report can be found here.
A. Hill & Co specialised in costume jewellery, really tacky looking costume jewellery. The place is littered with plastic gem-like hearts, anchor broaches and random necklaces with small delicately made charms. The majority of which all seemed to be precariously made on site, with the small workshops equipped with hand presses, intricate saws and all the little tools needed to fashion the jewellery.
Thinking back to how good it was inside I feel my photos don't massively do the place justice, but I've no idea the state it's in now.
Visited with FurQ, DHL and The Engineer.
Internet research is failing me on this one, and there was a distinct lack of written history to be found in the office spaces in this small factory so I apologise about the vagueness. Big thanks to Dweeb for originally finding and sharing this one, his report can be found here.
A. Hill & Co specialised in costume jewellery, really tacky looking costume jewellery. The place is littered with plastic gem-like hearts, anchor broaches and random necklaces with small delicately made charms. The majority of which all seemed to be precariously made on site, with the small workshops equipped with hand presses, intricate saws and all the little tools needed to fashion the jewellery.
Thinking back to how good it was inside I feel my photos don't massively do the place justice, but I've no idea the state it's in now.
