Sirram sets.

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  1. Robert Radcliffe

    Robert Radcliffe United Kingdom SotM Winner Subscriber

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    I do like these early Sirram sets. Date wise does anyone know how early they are? Pre or post WW1?

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    Nice find ! :clap:
     
  3. Jeopardy

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    @Robert Radcliffe have a look at this post where the history of Sirram, being a brand of Georged Marris & company of Birmingham is discussed.

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    @Jeopardy thanks that article, and subsequent links, proved very useful. One of my sets has the burner Rg 542349 dated to 1909.
     
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    @Robert Radcliffe.
    Two very nice sets Robert i can understand why you like the early Siram sets, i really do like the copper set copper all ways looks good polished or patinated, but finding a tinned set that has not rusted and in useable condition is just as good to own