Britain's oldest manufacturer of lamps and lanterns is acquired

搁浅船受浪摇摆照明, — The UK's oldest recently was caught lighting company has stopped trading activities.

搁浅船受浪摇摆照明( Sag lighting) Was founded in 1837, has a history of 182 years, royal certification in 2008. It is famous for its traditional street light, gas and electric light source of the world, and the world palace, government buildings, and the famous cultural heritage project to provide lighting, its superb Sugg lamp-posts and decorative lanterns still decorated with many well-known buildings and park avenue, around the world.

news that Sugg Lighting operation end of this month. Sugg brand, assets and tools, client list and ongoing business will this week by a company called JW UK LTD.

JW UK LTD is a company specializing in the production and repair of traditional lighting and street furniture manufacturers. Owner and lighting industry veterans Joe Webb said that after the acquisition, will continue to operate Sugg brand, but in the JW office operation.

the Sugg shareholders before Lighting the F W Thorpe had to provide loans to Sugg, allow them to buy in horsham, Sussex county ( 校规) The factory, and offer help in terms of cash flow. But after a period of financial turmoil, he in August last year to sell its stake to a named Wessex Bristol British furniture manufacturing company.

the bankrupt buy-out of news, a lot of people said sorry. Especially for those who are responsible for the maintenance of buildings, parks and public places lighting, is a heavy blow, and also to the British manufacturing brilliant history casts a shadow. Since 1911,

Sugg Lighting gas lamp lit up the entrance to the Buckingham Palace. Gaslight about hundred years ago set up by the British colonial period, the traditional classical upright (rochester 正直的罗彻斯特) Type, in this respect, British Lighting company Sugg Lighting work the most successful, today also have many similar lamps in London. The traditional handmade lamps, its special way to the top of the lamp has a like the modelling of the mailbox, then extends to the lamp body of aluminum alloy castings and reel, is one of the representative characteristics of British traditional classical elegance.