Another old one.

[BBB]

Any info on this.

I know it’s an imperial but the “DGWARE” bit?

[MrHCinDE]

Suspect that should be Edgware, probably an intermediate model named after factory location but if it says imperial elsewhere perhaps an imperial?

[ghmerrill]

It appears that DG Ware was a company in Stourbridge, active in the 1930s, that produced glassware and might have also had silver or nickel-plating capabilities. ???

[BGuttman]

I vote for Edgware. Note that the left vertical line of the "box" has 3 lines coming off of it, making it an E.

The other logo on the bell is from Boosey and Hawkes, an English maker.

[ghmerrill]

I vote for Edgware. Note that the left vertical line of the "box" has 3 lines coming off of it, making it an E.

Yeah, looking more closely at that engraving, it now appears to begin with a kind of stylized 'E'.

[Chazzer69]

Looks like Besson/B&H had a factory in Edgware.

https://www.besson.com/en/our-story/

[UATrombone]

Here is auction for a B&H trumpet with same engraving on the bell:
https://bidlive.rkauctioneers.co.za/lot ... circa-1970

Also, there are a couple of intermediate clarinets on eBay with B&H and Edgware on them...

And sold Vintage Kohlert Edgware Alto Saxophone:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/276365363418