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A History of the County of Stafford
… from the late 18th century) and the front range of the Soho Pottery in Waterloo Road (1848) are of architectural …
A History of the County of Stafford
… from at least 1864 until 1910 when it was bought by the Soho Pottery Ltd. founded by S. J. Simpson at Tunstall in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… "Me melior vere non est campana sub ere", from Exeter foundry, c. 1500. Bell-frame old. Font: tub-shaped bowl with …
A History of the County of Stafford
… corner of the former monastic precinct, known as the Soho by 1823. 14 John evidently secured a contract to supply … army caps in 1834. 17 John died in 1837 and although the Soho works may still have been in use in 1841 hatmaking … Francis (d. 1846) converted the New Street works into a foundry and extended the site in order to open engine shops. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Port, a hat manufacturer. The buildings were known as the Soho by 1823. 3 Burton corporation acquired the site in 1921 … of Burton technical college, opened in 1955; part of the Soho warehouse was retained when an extension was built in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… 2nd and 3rd by Thomas Bilbie, 1764; 4th from the Salisbury foundry, early 16th century and inscribed " Sit nomen Domine …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Golden Sq., London, cm (1827). [D] Cairncross, William, Soho, London, cm (17841825). In 1784 at Greek St, but by 1795 … 7 Theobalds Rd, Red Lion Sq., but by 1813 at 13 Greek St, Soho, at which address he remained until at least 1815. In … Row, Liverpool, cm (1814). [D] Cross, T., near the Foundry, Rugeley, Staffs., chairmaker (1818). [D] Cross, …