Prichard and Constance (Manufacturing)
Maker of Amami brand
1882 Prichard and Constance, Pharmaceutical Chemists, 65 Charing Cross.[1]
1910 (Perfumes) made to the order of several members of the Royal Family, and the proprietors (Messrs. Prichard and Constance, Haymarket) have special permission to name two of their scents as follows: "Princess of Wales English Roses" and "Princess of Wales English Violets."[2]
1913 Prichard and Constance, Perfumers, 469 Holloway rd.[3]
1927 Taylors (Cash Chemists) Trust Ltd was incorporated as a public company and acquired the whole of the share issue of Taylors Drug Co as well as Prichard and Constance (Manufacturing) Ltd[4]
1928 Owned by Beechams Pills on flotation of that company
1936 Prichard and Constance (Mfg.) Ltd., 11 Broad Street, London, W.C.2.[5]
1949 Prichard & Constance (Mfg.) Ltd., North Circular road, West Twyford[6]