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Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… death on 23 October 1748 he was described as an eminent upholsterer and a Common Councillor for the ward of Faringdon … a morine printer and in 1825 the business was listed as an Upholsterer's warehouseman, Painted Baize and Leather Cover … known bearing the label Nicholson, Cabinet Manufacturer, upholsterer, paper-hanger etc., High Street, Fareham. [D; …
Survey of London
… Elizabeth Child, was in 1809 held on lease by John Graham, upholsterer of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, and Martha his …
Survey of London Monograph
… and heir of Francis Neve, citizen and draper of London, an upholsterer in Cornhill; grandson of Firmian Neve of …
Survey of London
… as the site of temporary workshops belonging to an upholsterer. 84 In order to provide a frontage to North … 26b) was erected in 18878 for Marborough Conrath, an upholsterer, who was the leaseholder of the existing house on …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Enlarged Ludgate Prison. 1444. Simon Eyre. Originally an upholsterer, was admitted to the freedom of the Drapers' …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Government of the cittie.' 1659. William Crow. He was an upholsterer with whom Pepys had considerable dealings. (See …
Survey of London
… publican (three), tallow- or waxchandler (two), tinman, upholsterer and whitesmith. Tallis's view of the street west …
Survey of London
… 1769, to Timothy Goulding of Brewer Street, St. James's, upholsterer: the lease required the house to be rebuilt …
Survey of London
… of Kay, 'who understands them both as a Painter and an Upholsterer'. 45 In all this Porden did not forget that the …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… for this service. For the year 168182 a Nicholas Baudovin upholsterer is recorded in the Royal accounts engaged to … his trade as Ironmonger, Brazier, Tin-Plate Worker & Upholsterer. Small sums were paid by Lord Braybrooke for … of Southwark. His widow married Mr. Whitton, a reputable upholsterer, St. Margarets Hill and this may well have been …