Originally a wine and spirits company, brewing was well underway at the Furnival Brewery in Sheffield by 1860. They also brewed at the Windsor Brewery in Liverpool in the later years of the 19th and early 20th century. Moved to the Lady’s Bridge Brewery in 1900 when they acquired the Birk & Co brewery. The company was acquired by Joshua Tetley in 1954. The brewery remained open for some years after that, but I have no information on what they brewed or what name it went by, although Tetley’s later additions to its range; Imperial and Regal could have been brewed in Sheffield.
Light Bitter Beer Windsor Brewery
Pale Ale Windsor Brewery
Special Stout Windsor Brewery
London Stout early 20th century
Scotch Ale early 20th century
India Pale Ale very early label
India Pale Ale very early label
India Pale Ale pre 1920
Milk Stout pre 1920
Dinner Ale very early label
Hop Bitters early 20th century
Golden Pale Ale pre 1920
Oatmeal Stout 1920s
Oatmeal Stout 1920s
Nut Brown Ale 1920s
Nut Brown Ale 1920s label
Sunshine Ale 1920s label
Milk Stout 1920s label
Guinness very early
Balaclave Strong Ale in use 1920s
Milk Stout 1930s label
Extra Stout 1930s
Extra Stout 1930s
Mellow Nut Brown Ale 1930s label
Golden Pale Ale 1930s
Sunshine Ale 1930s label
Balaclave Strong Ale 1930s
Oatmeal Stout 1930s label
Balaclave Strong Ale wartime label
Golden Pale Ale wartime label
Milk Stout wartime label
Oatmeal Stout wartime label
Crown Ale 1953
Extra Stout post war
Balaclave Strong Ale post war
Golden Pale Ale post war
Milk Round Stout post war label
Export Extra Stout post war label
Export Golden Beer post war label
Export Golden Pale Ale post war label
Bass No 1 Barley Wine
