Keen and Sons
From Graces Guide
July – 1864. London Society Magazine
1742 Keen's Mustard first made by Keen and Sons. The brand was first manufactured and sold in the Garlick Hill area of London[1].
Keen's won medals in London, Paris, Moscow, Australia and Philadelphia and obtained royal warrants to William IV, Queen Victoria and Napoleon III.
1862 Amalgamation with Robinson Belville[2] as Keen, Robinson, Bellville and Co, producer of barley-based drink, and of mustard.
1903 Keen Robinson and Co was acquired by rival mustard-maker Colmans, who continued to use the Keen's brand name in Canada and Australia.
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