Garrard
English maker in Swindon of gramophone motors and turntables, such as the 301 and 401.
The firm dates its beginnings to the goldsmith George Wickes, who opened a shop in London in 1735. It changed its name several times before becoming Garrard, after the Garrard family who ran it in the 19th century.
Garrard was appointed Crown Jeweller by Queen Victoria in 1843 and cared for the Crown Jewels for more than 160 years. The firm also made silver, trophies and sporting prizes.
Silver with London hallmarks and the signature Garrard or R & S Garrard.
Trophies and prizes with engraved inscriptions and the firm's name.
The grey or cream cast plate and the Garrard badge.