Even More Old Furniture Trade Cards
July 20, 2012
After publishing sets of old furniture trade cards that might have been found in the secret compartment of a hypothetical cabinet, discovered stashed behind a plate in a hypothetical alcove or down the back of a hypothetical armoire in the eighteenth century, it is my pleasure to show this further selection which were mixed up among the playing cards in the drawer of a hypothetical gaming table.
Images courtesy Bishopsgate Institute
You may like to see my earlier selections
Furniture Trade Cards of Old London
More Furniture Trade Cards of Old London
Yet More Furniture Trade Cards of Old London
More Trade Cards of Old London
Yet More Trade Cards of Old London
Even More Trade Cards of Old London
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I like Mr Wyatt next door to the Pantheon on Oxford St-this is Marks and Spencer today!
I think this trade card would be from the 1770’s perhaps?