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London Bridge
… the fother, except that 1d. was rebated, total 6. To John Carver of Candlewick Street, powderer, for 2 fother of lead …
London Bridge
… 2 sawyers for 5 days, as before, 5s. 10d. Item to W. Goos, carver, for making the head of the Giant for the Bridge … on the Bridge's business, 16d. Item to William Goos, carver, for divers things worked for the king's said … to 2 other stainers for 3 days, 5s. 3d. Item to W. Goos, carver, for 6 days for the same, 4s. 6d. Item to Laurence …
A History of the County of Somerset
… to be built within seven years 4 and an agreement with a carver in 1515 for a new house in St. Mary Street 5 suggest … new building adjoining. That building, designed by Richard Carver and financed by an 'improvement committee' including …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1892. 87 The church, which was designed by Richard Carver, was of stone and comprised a chancel with north and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 88 vessels 1851- 1900 but only one yard, that of F. J. Carver on the east quay, remained by 1887 and only three …
Survey of London
… was occupied in the early 1790s by Willoughby Brewer, carver, gilder and looking-glass manufacturer, and at Nos 69 …
Survey of London Monograph
… Hunsdon. If this be so, one cannot but assume that the carver was more complimentary than clever. A small …
A History of the County of Somerset
… heraldic glass. The bench ends, one with the name of the carver, Simon Warman (d. 1585), 19 are of the mid 16th …
Survey of London
… 1725, and James Richards, who became Master Sculptor and Carver in 1721. Burlington was back in England before the end … payments totalling a few hundred pounds were made to a carver and plasterers in 171920, either for Chiswick or … 2557 to Mears, the smith, some 1743 to Millbourne, the carver and gilder, and some 1483 to the painters, Hakewell …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 1439 William Howeton was described as both a painter and a carver. 5 Alabasterers probably concentrated on making altar … he himself died in 1605. 12 Garrett Hollemans, a Dutch carver, apparently arrived in England in the 1580s and …