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Adams, J.
122 Minories, London (Thames Valley region); chair maker (c. 1790-1820)
Allsop, Isaac
Worksop, Nottinghamshire; Windsor chair maker (fl.1841-1887)
Allsop, Isaac & Son
Alsop, Uriah (father & son)
Broadmead, Bristol, Gloucestershire (Southwest region); chair maker (fl. 1851-1900)
Four stamped chairs are in the Cotton Collection, Museum of the Home, London:
Askam, J.
Northeast region; chair maker (c. 1850)
A child's low-back, double-bow Windsor chair, bearing the stamp 'J. Askam', is in the Cotton Collection, Museum of the Home, London.
Atkins, John, Paradise St, Birmingham, Windsor chairmaker (1835). [D]
Atkinson & Co.
Thames Valley Region; chair makers (1870)
A bow-back Windsor side chair, bearing the stamp 'ATKINSON & CO C&M 1870', is in the Cotton Collection, Museum of the Home, London.
Aycliffe (or Ayliffe), George, Newport St, Covent Gdn, London, turner and chairmaker (1742–49). In 1742 he supplied Lord Monson with six Windsor chairs at 7s 6d each. May have been related to Thomas Aycliffe. [Lincoln RO, Monson 11/ 50; poll bk]
Baines, Henry
Lancaster, Lancs.; joiner and cabinet maker (fl.1731–84).
Baker, -
Abersychan, Monmouth, Wales; chair maker (fl. 1870-90)
A Windsor chair bearing the impressed mark of this maker is illustrated in Bebb (2007), II, fig. 1290.
Source: Bebb, Welsh Furniture (2007), II, p. 342.
Banks, James jnr, Bondgate, Selby, Yorks., turner, dish, bowl, chair and shovel manufacturer (1837). [D] A low back crinoline stretcher Windsor chair bears the stamp on the front corner of the seat in a triangle, ‘J. BANKS SELBY’.
Banks, John
Selby, Yorkshire (Northeast region); chair maker (fl. 1841-1861)
A low-back, double-bow Windsor armchair bearing the stamp 'J BANKS J BANKS SELBY', is in the Cotton Collection, Museum of the Home, London.
Barker, Robert snr, at the ‘Sopha Dome Beds’, Petergate, York, u, appraiser and undertaker (b. 1706–d. 1781). Subscribed to Chippendale's Director, 1754. Son of John Barker, u of Petergate, bapt.
Barnes, Albert
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire; carver, inlayer, designer (fl.1900-37)
Barrett, William
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire (Thames Valley region); chair maker (fl.1813-1907)
Bateman, W. H. & A.
270-272 Moseley Street & Sherlock Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire; cabinet maker, chair and sofa maker, furniture manufacturers and upholsterers (fl.1855-1900)
Beck, James
Laghall, Dumfries, Scotland; woodmonger (fl.1776-78)
Bigmore, Job
Braine, John
Location unknown; furniture painter (fl. 1770s)
Brear, Timothy, & W. Brear & Son
Addingham, Yorks.; chair maker (fl. 1851-c.1935)