Cockspur Street

bottles. The box was made by 'Wells & Lambe Manufacturers to the Queen Cockspur Street', there is a

No 1 Cockspur Street Charing Cross London, 1762-1856. The candle nozzles and drip pans are of

passage apply: P&O House, F H Grosvenor - Manager, 14 Cockspur Street, London SW1. City booking office

MANUFACTURERS 31 COCKSPUR STREET". The Phillips Brothers was a jewelry firm founded in 1839 and was run by

white enamel dial fully signed Dent, 34 Cockspur Street London and numbered with Roman Numerals, outer

schoolchildren were waiting) and then along Northumberland Avenue, into Trafalgar Square, up Cockspur Street

had workshops in Cockspur Street, London, when this piece was made. Provenance: The Castle was

, Phillips Brothers & Sons of Cockspur Street. The directors are subsequently recorded as J.H. Welby and

, as seen with this Tea Caddy. He had workshops in Cockspur Street when this important piece was made

continued to the advantage of both firms. In 1853 Lang moved to 22 Cockspur Street and in 1855 he exhibited

, Cockspur Street, London. Manufactures. Probably for an officers valuables. With key.

, Manufacture, Cockspur Street, London & 49 New Bond Street. The top half of the writing slope has a lockable

& Eyre at 19 Cockspur Street. Between 1800 and 1806, the business traded solely as Isaac Eyre. Between

apply: P&O House, F H Grosvenor - Manager, 14 Cockspur Street, London SW1. City Booking Office: P&O, 130

: Bayley & Blew, Cockspur Street, London, made boxes and writing slopes for Royalty, top ranking army

gold tooled and bears the makers details: Wells & Lambe Manufacturers To The Queen Cockspur Street

bottles. The box was made by 'Wells & Lambe Manufacturers to the Queen Cockspur Street', there is a

. Richard took over the Cockspur Street shop and received £10,000 towards stock. He married Marianna

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