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Industry Meets Art: The History of the Iconic Hill Bow

The Hill Bow workshop produced high-quality bows in quantity

In 1892, or so the story goes, during the British Parliamentary election campaign, Alfred Hill, of the London firm W.E. Hill & Sons, got into an argument with one of his employees over the subject of Irish Home Rule. The argument became heated and ended with the employee erupting at his employer and walking out.

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