J G Graves Collection

J. G. Graves Christmas mail order catalogue: Christmas womens clothes, 1961
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y05474

G. Graves Christmas mail order catalogue: Christmas womens clothes, 1961
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y05475

J. G. Graves mail order catalogue: Christmas slippers, 1959
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y05465

Cover of J. G. Graves Christmas mail order catalogue, 1950s
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y05460

Spoon and Fork Production, J. G. Graves Ltd. Enterprise Works, Sheffield, c. 1900
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y02818

J. G. Graves Ltd. Offices, Westville, Durham Road / Glossop Lane
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s07205

Tools Department, J. G. Graves Ltd. Sheffield, Yorkshire, c. 1900
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y02825

Crucible Steel Production, J. G. Graves Ltd. Enterprise Works, electro plate spoon and fork manufacturer, c. 1900
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y02816

Drapery Department, J. G. Graves Ltd. Music Hall, Surrey Street, Sheffield, c. 1930s
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y02833

Tailoring Department, J. G. Graves Ltd. Sheffield
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y02830

Crockery and Packing Department, J. G. Graves Ltd, Sheffield
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y02831

Boot Department, J. G. Graves Ltd. c. 1910
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y02827

Boot Department, J. G. Graves Ltd. Sheffield
People, y02826

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J. G. Graves: A Legacy of Quality and Variety Step into the world of J. G. Graves, a name synonymous with excellence and innovation. From its humble beginnings in Sheffield, Yorkshire, this iconic enterprise has left an indelible mark on various industries. In 1900, the Spoon and Fork Production department at J. G. Graves Ltd. 's Enterprise Works showcased their mastery in crafting exquisite cutlery pieces that would grace countless dining tables across the nation. Meanwhile, Crucible Steel Production demonstrated their commitment to using only the finest materials for their electroplated spoons and forks. Not just limited to manufacturing, J. G. Graves Ltd. Expanded its horizons with offices located in Westville on Durham Road/Glossop Lane. These bustling hubs served as nerve centers for a diverse range of departments including Tools Department where skilled craftsmen honed their skills to create precision tools that were second to none. But it didn't stop there – enter the Drapery Department housed within the magnificent Music Hall on Surrey Street in Sheffield during the 1930s. Here, fashion-forward individuals could indulge themselves with stylish garments carefully curated by J. G. Graves Ltd. , ensuring everyone looked their best. Tailoring was also given utmost importance as bespoke suits were meticulously crafted at J. G. Graves Ltd. 's Sheffield location – a testament to their dedication towards providing top-notch attire for discerning customers. Come Christmas time, J. G. Graves' mail order catalogues became highly anticipated treasures filled with delightful surprises. The 1959 edition featured enchanting women's clothes while cozy slippers took center stage in another year's collection. And let's not forget about book lovers who eagerly perused through pages brimming with literary wonders specifically chosen for Christmas gifting pleasure. The cover of each catalogue from yesteryears exuded charm and captivated readers instantly - transporting them into a world where dreams came true amidst festive cheer. J. G.