J. Grodzinsky & Daughters
Object
Bag
Object number
2008.204
Physical Description
Plastic carrier bag from Grodzinski's bakery.
Bakers Harris and Judith Grodzinski joined many members of the Jewish community in TsaristLithuania in migrating westward from Vilnius in 1888. They hired kosher ovens in East London and began baking bilkelekh.
The business was passed on through generations of the family. In the early 1930s a second location was opened at 91 Dunsmure Road, Stamford Hill, to which baking was moved. By the mid-1960s Grodzinski was the largest kosher bakery in Europe.
Bakers Harris and Judith Grodzinski joined many members of the Jewish community in TsaristLithuania in migrating westward from Vilnius in 1888. They hired kosher ovens in East London and began baking bilkelekh.
The business was passed on through generations of the family. In the early 1930s a second location was opened at 91 Dunsmure Road, Stamford Hill, to which baking was moved. By the mid-1960s Grodzinski was the largest kosher bakery in Europe.
Associated Place
Stamford Hill (Place)
Edgware (Place)
Edgware (Place)
Material
Plastic
Dimension
Width (Front): 290m
Height (Front): 580mm
Height (Front): 580mm
On display?
No
Inscription
Bread & Biscuit Baker
A.Grozincki & Co.
Pastry & Biscuit Baker
Confectioners
Dunsmure
91 Dunsmure Road, Stamford Hill - early 1930s
J. Grodzinski & Daughters
London Family Bakers Since 1888
91 Dunesmure Road
9 Northways Parade Swiss Cottage
170 Clapton Common
5 & 6 Edgwarebury Lane
www.grodzinski.co.uk
A.Grozincki & Co.
Pastry & Biscuit Baker
Confectioners
Dunsmure
91 Dunsmure Road, Stamford Hill - early 1930s
J. Grodzinski & Daughters
London Family Bakers Since 1888
91 Dunesmure Road
9 Northways Parade Swiss Cottage
170 Clapton Common
5 & 6 Edgwarebury Lane
www.grodzinski.co.uk
