Reeder trade card [reproduction]
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Type of record: Archive
Title: Reeder trade card [reproduction]
Classmark: MS 2241/4/3/266
Creator(s): Richard Reeder; Wallis
Site Location(s): Based in - London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom( 51.5085, -0.12574 )
Date(s): c.1780
Size and medium: 1 printout
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/721575
Collection group(s): Art and Antique Market | John Evan Bedford Library of Furniture History
Description
Computer printout photograph of pictorial 19th century engraved trade card of Reeder [Richard Reeder] depicting decorative urn with garlands and swags. Trader details in retangular panels. Street number 192 ensconced in black oval.
Transcription: REEDER, CABINET & CHAIR MAKER, UPHOLDER & UNDERTAKER. No. 392 OXFORD STREET. Wallis fculpt [sculpt] Oxford St
Physical characteristics
Support: paper
Object: width 297mm height 210mm
Access and usage
Reproduction
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