Oxford Street

English, circa 1885 Dimensions: H: 68 in / 173 cm W: 43.5 in / 110 cm Nosotti & Co The firm of Nosotti & Co, 'looking-glass and frame manufactory,' was founded by the Milan-bor...

In 1899 Goodalls the firm amalgamated with James Lamb, another prestigious Manchester cabinet maker and a wallpaper manufacturer named Heighway, of 53 Oxford Street, Northenden and S...

Ross exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London and his work was retailed by top Victorian furniture stores such as Edwards and Roberts, James Winter & Sons and John Watson ...

In 1899 Goodalls the firm amalgamated with James Lamb, another prestigious Manchester cabinet maker and a wallpaper manufacturer named Heighway, of 53 Oxford Street, Northenden and S...

Bernard Cecil Gotch (1876 - 1964) Merton Street, Oxford Watercolour 37 x 25.5 cm Signed in pencil lower right.

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

The Academy Cinema, located on Oxford Street, was one of London’s most important art-house venues.

By this date they had expanded to add 24 Oxford Street. Five years later 26 & 27 had been added to their address.

Biography: English art and furniture gallerist Henry Samuel (fl. 1881-1913) of 484 Oxford Street, London, specialized in outstanding Georgian period furniture, in addition to comm...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

William Matthison (1853-1926) Oriel Street and St Mary's Church, Oxford University Watercolour 25x18cm Born outside Birmingham, Matthison attended King Edward’s School in the city.

Edward Dayes' drawing was reproduced as a lithograph in 1800, to be published in the "Oxford Almanack". The Oxford Almanack was an annual almanac published by the Oxford University P...

Joseph Constantine Stadler (1755 - 1828) after Joseph Farington (1747 - 1821) View of High Street in Oxford Engraving with hand colouring 22 x 33 cm Published 1793 by J & J Boydel, ...

A plaque beneath the piano lid reads William Lomax, cabinet maker, 79 Oxford Street, Manchester

This marvellous original vintage poster was designed for London Transport and encourages shoppers to use the Tube to do their Christmas shopping. The map of London's streets of shops...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

Made and Retailed my Maple & Co oxford street circa 1860-1880 The piece comes with various pieces of cutlery, they came with the table and I’m including them free of charge, there...

Nicholls painted this gouache of All Souls College from Oxford high street in the early 20th century. It captures the bustle of everyday city life, with a car trundling down the stre...

In 1947 Hoellering became the director of London’s pre-eminent art house, The Academy Cinema, on Oxford Street and, disliking the studio-issued film posters, he commissioned Strausfe...

This particular edition depicts a view down Oxford High Street with Queen's College and University College in the eighteenth century.

The interior of the cover bears the retailer's mark 'By Appointment, Mappin & Webb Ltd, Oxford Street, London, W' in addition to the royal coronet.

Other locations owned by the company included a connected shop on the Albert Mews and a location along Oxford Street. The business was wound up in 1907, with final notice given in 19...

A beautiful depiction of the golden Headington stone of Queen's College on the High Street, Oxford. The cupola above the college's entrance, and, in the background, the shadowy spire...

Based originally in Lancashire they opened a branch in Oxford Street, London in 1769 and quickly established a thriving business.

Gillows and Warings both had stores in Oxford Street, London and it is also thought that the expiry of the former's lease also prompted the two firms joining together.

The early company records bore in-house pattern numbers such as the ‘No. 9 Rosewood Elizabethan Occasional Table’, the ‘Easy Chair No. 15’, the ‘Rosewood Bedstead and Cornice No. 3’ ...

It was produced by the Oxford Street, London, branch of Gillows and the designs made in London were usually much more fashionable and up to date than those produced in Lancaster.

Kahn & Cie. are recorded as being based in the Avenue Ledru-Rollin, in south east Paris, with a London branch in Charlotte Street, near Oxford Street, (with its' many furniture maker...

Formally completed in 1912, Thomas Walker & Son LLC installed their headquarters in Oxford Street in Birmingham, and the business was continued by the grandson of Thomas Walker, Thom...

Jackson & Graham The firm of Jackson & Graham was established in 1836 by Thomas Jackson and Peter Graham at 37 Oxford Street, London. Over the next fifty years, they produced furnit...

(fl.1835–42) Also had an address in Newman Street. There is evidence that some furniture bears an identifying impressed mark but the only unambiguously marked items are a mahogany b...

This enchanting 1940s satin wedding gown was retailed by “Bourne & Hollingsworth” and refers to the luxury department store that used to sit on Oxford Street in central London. The o...

This has to be the coolest sofa I have ever seen in my life, it is so low you are practically sitting on the floor, think 1960’s / 70’s relaxing with friends listing to records at Vi...

Secret Stones By Dave Hogan The Rolling Stones performing live at the 100 Club in London’s Oxford Street venue. They were billed as ‘Diz And The Doormen’.

Based originally in Lancashire they opened a branch in Oxford Street, London in 1769 and quickly established a thriving business.

Jackson and Graham was taken over in 1885, at the time when the firm had moved to Oxford Street and begun to focus on expensive commissions for grandiose London houses.

His talents as both a cabinetmaker as well as innovative designer brought him early success, and, bringing his two sons, Richard & Robert, into the business, he expanded his Lancaste...

Jackson and Graham were taken over in 1885, at the time when the firm had moved to Oxford Street and begun to focus on expensive commissions for grandiose London houses.

Jackson and Graham was taken over in 1885, at the time when the firm had moved to Oxford Street and begun to focus on expensive commissions for grandiose London houses.