Webbs Collection

Mappin & Webbs dressing table services. Date: 1932

Webb Orphanage, Crewe, Cheshire
A view of the Webb (or Webb's) Orphanage at Crewe. It was founded through a legacy of railway engineer Francis William Webb following his death in 1906. Date: 1912

Advert for Mappin and Webbs dressing case, 1926
Advert for Mappin & Webbs dressing case, 1926 for mens or womens tioletries Date: 1926

Set of wheels for Webbs compound passenger engine
Photograph showing set of wheels for Webbs compound passenger engine. Date: 1882

Locomotive no 300 Webbs patent compound engine
Photograph of Locomotive no 300 Webbs patent compound engine, side view. Date: 1882

Webbs passenger engine. 3 cylinder compound, side elevation locomotive no 300, Crewe Works. Scale 1.5 inches:1 foot. Signed F W Webb 10/1/83, and embossed Henry Chapman, 113 Victoria Street

Advert for Mappin & Webb sterling silver xmas gifts 1927
Mappin & Webbs range of sterling silver Christmas gifts. 1927

Advert for Mappin & Webb Edwardian items 1907
Selection of Princes plate and sterling silver items from 1907. Date: 1907

Advert for Mappin & Webb luxury items 1916
Varity of sterling silver luxury Christmas gifts for the homefront. 1916

Advert for Mappin & Webb pearl and diamond jewellery 1912
Selection of beautiful brooches, pendants and a necklace all made of pearls, diamonds and other precious stones Date: 1912

Advert for Mappin & Webbs candelabras 1893 Advert for Mappin & Webbs candelabras
Silver plate ornate candelabras. Date: 1893

Advert for Mappin & Webbs dressing cases 1907 Advert for Mappin & Webbs dressing
Two travelling vanity cases made of crocodile and Morocco leather. Date: 1907

Mappin & Webb Advertisement, 1895
Advertisement for Mappin & Webbs Sterling Silver and Princes Plate, published in 1895. The items shown include (clockwise from top left)

Webbs Tea Rooms, Marple, Cheshire
Once a well-known local attraction below the Marple Aqueduct, this picture shows the photographer Ernest Battersby and his friend and employee George Potter outside the premises. Date: circa 1906

Advert for Mappin & Webbs wedding gifts 1889
Selection of silver plate wedding gifts; fluted biscuit, butter and cheese stand, oak salad bowl, with electro silver mounts with servers to match, solid silver salt cellars and spoons

Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1895
Sidney Webb(1859-1947) and Beatrice Webb(1858-1943), economists and social theorists, out walking with friends George Bernard Shaw and Graham Wallas. Date: 1895

Source Size = 3758 x 1298
The South Kensington Museum Competition: Mr. Aston Webbs Design, which has been Accepted by the Government

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"Webbs: A Legacy of Elegance and Generosity" Step back in time to 1932, where Mappin & Webbs dressing table services adorned the homes of the elite. With intricate designs and impeccable craftsmanship, these luxurious pieces added a touch of sophistication to any boudoir. But Webb's legacy extended beyond lavish furnishings. In Crewe, Cheshire, stood the Webb Orphanage - a beacon of hope for countless children in need. Providing shelter, education, and care, this institution became synonymous with compassion and support. Meanwhile, locomotive enthusiasts marveled at the power and innovation behind Webb's compound passenger engine. Its set of wheels propelled it forward with unparalleled efficiency – a testament to engineering brilliance. As Christmas approached in 1927, Mappin & Webb unveiled their sterling silver gifts collection. From ornate candlesticks to delicate tea sets, these timeless treasures were destined to become cherished family heirlooms. In 1907 Edwardian elegance reigned supreme as Mappin & Webb showcased their exquisite range of items fit for royalty. Each piece exuded opulence and refinement - an embodiment of the era's grandeur. Amidst wartime hardships in 1916, Mappin & Webb continued to inspire with their luxury offerings. Their meticulously crafted accessories provided solace during trying times – reminders that beauty could still be found amidst chaos. And who could forget the allure of pearl and diamond jewelry? In 1912 Mappin & Webb captured hearts with their stunning creations that sparkled like stars against velvet skies – symbols of love and admiration that transcended time itself. From dressing tables to orphanages; from locomotives to luxury gifts; from Edwardian elegance to wartime resilience; from pearls to diamonds – Webbs left an indelible mark on history through their commitment to excellence and philanthropy.