Carvers And Gilders

John Peel worked from Golden Square, London 1819, 7 Naylors Yard 1820-1834, 17 Golden Square 1832-1843, 17-18 Golden Square 1844-1858, 12 Marlborough Row as carver and gilder 1849-18...

At 136 Strand, London. Carvers and gilders, looking glass manufacturers, picture frame makers.

McLauchlan A stunning Regency-era carved wood composition pelmet by the renowned carver and gilder D.J. McLauchlan, London. The piece showcases exquisite craftsmanship with its true...

The company was founded in 1778 by Joseph Trollope, a specialist hanger of exotic Chinese painted wall paper, carver and gilder who undertook commissions at Lullingstone Castle, The ...

He began his career as a carver and gilder and picture framemaker. By 1825 Davy’s special interest in panels and millboards is apparent from his Post Office directory listing as ‘Pre...

Thomas Fentham & Co, 136 strand. London 1793-1824. Carvers and gilders, glass grinders, looking glass and picture frame makers.

In his workshop he employed numerous specialist carvers and gilders. In 1785, Jacob produced the first mahogany chairs à l'anglaise, for the Comte de Provence similar in many ways to...

Gouthiere (1732-1813) was a renowned metal-worker, said to be the carver and gilder to King Louis XVI.

Thomas Johnson was a carver and gilder who first published his designs in the publication Twelve Girandoles which appeared in 1755.

He employed in his workshop numerous specialist carvers and gilders. In 1785 Jacob produced the first mahogany chairs à l'anglaise, for the comte de Provence.

Watsons parents owned a small print selling business, with his dad working as a carver and gilder. From a young age, Charles began learning printmaking, painting and etching and soon...

By 1861, the family had moved a short distance to All Saints Green, and Charles’s father, Daniel, was working as a carver and gilder. However, Daniel died in 1865, and his widow took...

This was probably the Huguenot carver and gilder John Tousey, or Touzey, of The Golden Head, Bow Street (1763-1781).

Painted by Barrington Watson's during his time in England, it is presented in its original frame James Bourlet & Sons Ltd, carvers and gilders, picture framemakers, fine art packers...

He initially worked as a carver and gilder, becoming a master craftsman with a fairly successful business.

The reverse bears an old label for the fine art dealer George Hughes of Newcastle on Tyne. Hughes worked as a carver and gilder for a number of years before establishing a fine art g...

Charles Haigh Wood was a genre painter born in Bury, Manchester on 9 May, 1854 to Charles Wood, and his wife Mary (née Haigh). His father was a carver and gilder and ran a business f...

He started his career initially as an apprentice carver and gilder. However, by 1814 he had become a full time artist and made his debut at the Royal Academy.

Alexei Vladimirovich Isupov, known by his Italianized name Alessio Issupoff, was born in Vyatka (now Kirov) on March 10, 1889. The son of an icon carver and gilder, he learned to pai...

John Linnell John Linnell was born in 1792 in Bloomsbury as the son of a wood-carver and gilder. He grew up as an artist, with his father capitalising on his abilities by encouraging...

., where his father was a carver and gilder. He was in contact with artists from an early age, and by the age of ten was drawing and selling portraits in chalk and pencil.

The staff at 134 Oxford Street comprised management, sales staff, designers, foreman, clerks, cabinet makers, chair makers, upholsterers, carvers, carpenters and French polishers. Th...

The gilt bronze has been attributed to François Rémond (c. 1747 – 1812), one of the best regarded of bronze gilders, carvers and casters of his time, producing work that was much in ...

In 1920 he and Dod were commissioned to decorate the Kokine Palace in Rangoon; the experience of working with Burmese, Indian and Chinese plasterers, gilders and carvers, and eastern...

The Jacksons were a family of carvers, gilders and looking glass manufacturers established by Thomas Jackson at no.5 Essex Bridge sometime in the 1740s, Jackson supplied significant ...

Jones & Willis were listed as church furniture makers, cabinet carvers & gilders and art metal workers at 16 Temple Row, Birmingham and 260 Euston Road & 43 Great Russell Street, Lon...

Many of his works sold through ‘Carver & Gilders’ in Leamington and he gained many major patrons such as Lord Leigh; however he also supplemented his income by providing artistic...

The Farringtons were also cabinet makers, upholsterers, gilders and carvers, and were engaged in the cultural life of the town.

Richard Bankes Harraden (1778–1862) was the son of Richard Harraden (1756–1838), a topographical draughtsman and engraver, and the father of Henry Richard Harraden (1815–1870), print...

Over fifty years later in 1859 the business was sold to John Frost who listed his activities as a 'Carver, Gilder, Print Seller, Wholesale and Retail Artists Colourman and Drawing Pa...

Smith was much patronised by leading painters in the 1870s, Holman Hunt described the business as possibly the best gilder and carvers in London, a considerable recommendation at a t...

Many of his works sold through ‘Carver & Gilders’ in Leamington and he gained many major patrons such as Lord Leigh; however he also supplemented his income by providing artistic tui...

Alfred William Pollentine was born in St Pancras, London on 26 August 1844, the son of William Pollentine, a carver gilder and picture dealer and Caroline Smith.

Alfred William Pollentine was born in St Pancras, London on 26 August 1844, the son of William Pollentine, a carver gilder and picture dealer and Caroline Smith.

This picture at some point may well have been on display at the Aitken Dott & Son 1880-1984 Gallery in Edinburgh as shown on the label to the rear of the picture, Aitken Dott 1842 -1...

Alfred William Pollentine was born in St Pancras, London on 26 August 1844, the son of William Pollentine, a carver gilder and picture dealer and Caroline Smith.

Alfred William Pollentine was born in St Pancras, London on 26 August 1844, the son of William Pollentine, a carver gilder and picture dealer and Caroline Smith.

Many of his works sold through ‘Carver & Gilders’ in Leamington and he gained many major patrons such as Lord Leigh; however he also supplemented his income by providing artistic tui...

Both are mounted into a frame by Chapman Bros. Carvers, Gilders and Frame Makers Picture Restorers.

The work of Daniel Miller as the carver and gilder is documented on the back. Daniel Miller worked carving and gilding frames in Glasgow, Scotland in the late 1800s to the early 1900...

Mirror is made by John Hay carver and gilder from Aberdeen Scotland.

The original stretcher is indistinctly inscribed in pen and ink “Butler, Carver and Gilder, Huntingdon” and the canvas is housed in a period carved, ebonised and gilded frame.

Samuel Norman: An eminent carver and gilder, Samuel Norman began his work as an apprentice carver and gilder to Thomas Woodin from 1746-1753.

Maker: William Hollingsworth, a carver, gilder, and mirror maker from Hull, Yorkshire, was active from 1826 to 1834.

He employed in his workshop numerous specialist carvers and gilders. In 1785 Jacob produced the first mahogany chairs à l'anglaise, for the comte de Provence.

He was lucky enough to study painting with Fernand Leger in the morning and apprentice with frame carvers and gilders in the afternoon. By his second year there he was spending more ...

He was lucky enough to study painting with Fernand Leger in the morning and apprentice with frame carvers and gilders in the afternoon. By his second year there he was spending more ...

The company was founded in 1871 and employed highly skilled carvers, gilders and artisans to create frames for painters such as the American masters Bellows and Sargent to name just ...

An oval giltwood frame and needlework depicting a serene mourning scene made by "John Bedford carver, gilder, glass and picture framer No. 56 Swallow Street, London" per lable on rev...

., Soho, from 1835-40, trading as carver, gilder, upholsterer and cabinet maker. Almost certainly born in Milan, Andrea Charles Nosotti’s high standard of workmanship led him to exhi...

Nosotti was an accomplished carver and gilder and was one of the most significant suppliers of furniture in London in the mid-19th century.

Possibly by Harrison and Gil, a high end carver and gilder in the 1980s.

This is an Italian Chinese chippendale style carved giltwood mirror by Carver’s Gild. It is a really nice scale, and note the Ho Ho bird with the draping garland.

A label on the back names the carver and gilder as H. Braithwaite. This is a precious, well-aged mirror and will be a centerpiece in your home.

Framed and glazed in a simple gilt frame with framing label verso for ‘James Wates, Carver and Gilder, 129A Powis Street, Woolwich.’

The sofa sits on four bulbus walnut legs terminating in brass castors, circa 1850 in age Mackenzie & Mitchell where Carpet Producers, Upholsterers, Bedding Manufacturers, Cabinet...

It bears the makers label for 'John Tozer, Carver, Gilder & Ornamental Furniture Manufacturer, London'.