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In 1879, William Finnigan opened a Finnigans shop at 18 New Bond Street in London. Soon, American millionaires such as the Rockefellers, the Vanderbilts
and the Fords joined the house's customer base. Opposite Finnigans on Bond Street was Asprey: the two houses enjoyed a friendly rivalry that led to fruitful
commercial developments.
The house of Finnigans was once one of the finest British leather goods makers and a successful luxury goods retailer. Renowned for its traditiona... See more
and the Fords joined the house's customer base. Opposite Finnigans on Bond Street was Asprey: the two houses enjoyed a friendly rivalry that led to fruitful
commercial developments.
The house of Finnigans was once one of the finest British leather goods makers and a successful luxury goods retailer. Renowned for its traditiona... See more
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Piers Rankin Silver Antiques
Rare and Unusual Finnigans Ltd Silver Plated Cocktail Shaker
£ 325
€380
$409
Rare and Unusual Finnigans Ltd Silver Plated Cocktail Shaker
£ 325
€380
$409
Piers Rankin Silver Antiques
£ 750
€876
$943
£ 5,225
€6,104
$6,572
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Piers Rankin Silver Antiques
Stylish Finnigans Ltd Sterling Silver Perfume Bottle
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Jo Brayshaw
Silver Mounted Inkwell, Birmingham 1905
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Millers Antiques
Canteen of Cutlery 12 Place Setting c.1900
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