H R Tribbeck & Son

Description

Herbert Tribbeck, a clockmaker from Lymington, founded Tribbeck Bros in 1905 with his brother Frank in Salisbury’s Silver Street. The business moved to its present-day position in Bridge Street in the 1930s. The first shop is today occupied by Reeves The Baker.

H R Tribbeck & Son has been trading continuously in Salisbury since these early days and is now in the hands of the fourth generation of the family.

The Bridge Street shop remained relatively unchanged for much of the twentieth century although it did acquire the next-door shop in the 1980s which was used as a silverware and clock showroom.

A refurbishment in 2004 allowed the showroom and original shop to be combined to form today's modern and pleasant shop. Although the shop is now more modern in design it still trades on the same principles on which it was founded in 1905... Good value, quality goods and excellent service.

We specialise in beautiful stone-set engagement and wedding rings and also stock an extensive range of ladies and gents jewellery, watches, clocks and silverware. We are able to undertake valuations for insurance purposes and offer a complete repair service. We are authorised dealers of Seiko and Herbelin watches.

We are members of the National Association of Jewellers and the British Watch and Clockmakers Guild. Our on-site valuations expert is a fully accredited member of the Institute of Registered Valuers.

🏛️ 12 Bridge St, Salisbury, England, United Kingdom, SP1 2LX

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