Hamilton & Inches was founded by Robert Kirk Inches and his Uncle, James Hamilton, on Monday 28 May 1866.
James Hamilton retired in 1883 and the company was continued by his two nephews and their successors. Shortly afterwards James Kirk Inches retired, leaving Robert Kirk Inches the sole figurehead. The company was given the Royal Warrant around 1887. Reference: Hamilton & Inches.

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Patrick Murray was a Scottish silver maker during the 18th century. Items by this maker are extremely rare.

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William & Patrick Cunningham were Edinburgh silver makers. They used the makers mark WPC in a rectangle. They made a range of items including ewers, masonic jewels, dishes and spoons.

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