Regency Advertisements: Upholstery and Cabinet Manufacturers

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UPHOLSTERY & CABINET MANUFACTORY Nos 15 16 and 17 Catherine street Strand MORGAN AND SAUNDERS beg leave to inform the Nobility and Ladies and Gentlemen in general they have just completed a new arrangement and made great alterations for the purpose solely of disposing of their very extensive Stock at very reduced Prices In order to make room for an entire new Style of Articles with great improvements and several new Inventions additional Assistan's are taken into the Concern who will daily attend to execute orders to any amount not by Public Auction but in the regular way of Trade In a few months as a change is about taking place in the Firm the Warehouses of the Establish ment will exbibit a new selection of Furniture and under a new plan of economy and diligence will be vended at much lower prices than ever before For the East and West Indies and all other foreign parts it is universally allowed no Manufactory has ever excelled MORGAN AND SAUNDERS This ad appeared in the January 1818 edition of La Belle Assemblée. 

Morgan and Saunders was a well known upholsterer and cabinet maker, whose designs fetch a high price today: Bonhams : A George IV carved mahogany reading chair attributed to Morgan and Saunders

White is the steeple of Saint Bride's in Fleet Street The Albion as its name denotes is white Morgan and Saunders shop for chairs and tables Gleams like a snow ball in the setting sun White is Whitehall But not Saint Bride's in Fleet Street Nor snowy Albion Morgan no nor Saunders Nor white Whitehall is white as Drury's face Anderdon, W. H. (1889). Bracton: A Tale of 1812. United Kingdom: Burns and Oates, Limited.

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