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Hardy Brothers
Hardy Brothers is a specialty retailer and private company of fine jewellery, timepieces and decorative arts in Australia. Its historic products are now highly collectible〔(Carter's price guide to antiques )〕 and are held in state and national collections.〔(Powerhouse Museum )〕 It is the only Australian jewellery business to hold a Royal Warrant and since 1980 has produced the Melbourne Cup.〔(The loving cup trophy )〕
==History==
Hardy Brothers was founded in 1853 by Jeweller John Hardy, an Englishman newly arrived in Sydney, NSW, Australia.〔By Appointment (Gail Franzmann – The Macmillan Company of Australia, 1980)〕 In 1855, the business moved to Hunter Street, Sydney, NSW and remained there until 1935. In 1894, the business expanded to Queensland with the opening of a store in Queen Street, Brisbane. A store was opened in Collins Street, Melbourne, in 1918.〔 In 1929, Hardy Brothers were appointed jewellers by Royal Warrant to His Majesty King George V. The business remained in family control until 1974 and was then taken over in 1980 by Qintex and controlled by that company until 1988. It was then bought by the McKinney family〔(McKinney's — Timeline )〕 and lastly by Wallace Bishop in 1997. Wallace Bishop is a family owned jewellery company established in 1917 and now run by the fourth generation. Stuart Bishop is the current CEO.〔(The Courier-Mail Queensland jewellers Wallace Group still prospering after four generations )〕
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