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LIST OF FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS IN HIGH WYCOMBE

Notes:

Abbreviations:

Name of CompanyDatesCollectio

nFurther info

A F Furnitureto 1968

Fassnidge 1968

A & G Furniture1995-99Cabinet makers

Abbott Bros1971-89

Abbotts Productions1939

Abbott Aubrey1928, 1931

Abbott Copeland,

Alfred

1935, 1939

Abbott and Stone1924

Abrams, Henry1842, 1847

Abram, William 1847

Adby, James1869

Aldridge, William1888; 1895

Newland

Totteridge Road

Kitchener Road

West Wycombe

Easton Street

St Mary Street

Guildmaster Works, Desborough

Lane End Road, Sands

West Wycombe

Location

High Wycombe

Watercroft Farm, Cadmore End

D = Document from this company held by Wycombe Museum

CBS = Centre for Bucks Studies, Aylesbury (link to http://www.buckscc.gov.uk/bcc/archives/Centre_for_Buckinghamshire_Studies.page)

before or after the dates given.

2. This list is work in progress, if you have any additions or changes please email us link.

C = catalogue from this company held by Wycombe Museum CH = chair or furniture by this company held by Wycombe Museum

Allen, A.J.1905,1907,1911,1

915,

1924,1928,1935,1

939,

1952/3,1958/9

Hotel, hospital & bar furniture. Moved to Sands from Baker Street 1961. Est. 1890. Moved to Baker Street 1898. Next door factory in Sands already run by its subsidiary

Parkside Panels

1963 ... 1999

Allen and Co1915

Allnutt, Walter1935, 1939

Allwood Products1981-89

Allwood Designs 1994

Almet 1972, 73Tubular metal furniture

Amos, C.W.1976 Closed

down Sept 1995

Convertibles

Anderson, Harry (Ltd)1928, 1935, 1939-

86By 1972 specialised in school furniture

Anderson, Thomas1875Was a cane merchant

Anstead, T.W1939

1966Est 1963. Office, conference furniture. Came to Wycombe

1971 ... 1999

Archers (High

Wycombe) Ltd

1952/3Founded as Walter E Ellis, West End Road, 1887. Made

library, boardroom, bank furniture and for embassies and

1962-76

Arniston Bathrooms1987-9

Arnold, C (MBEW)1958/9-1969/70

1965 reference referred only to its needlework tables

Asconti London Ltd1981-87

Ashald, John1853

Ashalls, John1798

Ashby, Jnr1924, 1928

Atkins, Alfred1935, 1939

Atkins Bates & Co1962-80

Atkins & Rabone1969-76195b Desborough Avenue

West Wycombe

Stokenchurch

Stokenchurch

Mill Road, Stokenchurch

Marlow Bottom

3 Copyground Lane

Bull Lane

Arniston House, London Road

Baker Street

West End Road

Antock Lairn

(Labofa)

Lane End Road

Lancaster Rd

3 Denmark Street

Stokenchurch

Beechwood Road

Stokenchurch

Unit 8, Oxford Road, Piddington

Unit 33g, Princes Estate, Princes

Risborough

Lancaster Road

P

Oxford Road

Stokenchurch

52 Baker Street

Chapel Lane

Atkins & Mudie1924

Avery, Richard1888

Avery, William1895 & 1899

Avery, White and

Avery 1924

Ayre, Frederick

William

1924,1928,1948/9

, 1958/9

Ayres, Robert1891, 1895

B & S Furniture 1971, 1979

Bailey & Toms1933

Bailey, J (and Sons)1911,1915,1924,1

928,1935,1939,

1948/9

Bailey, John Bernard1877, 1883, 1888

Bailey, Joseph1891

Bailey, Joseph and G1888, 1895

Baker, Amos Jas 1895

Baker, George1823/4

1933

1952/3

Baker, W.F. Ltd1952/3

Ball and Blackwell1888

Ball and Co1875

Ball and Harvey1935

Barlow, Edmund 1842, 1847

Barlow, H and Co1924, 1928, 1928 no. 12

Barnes, Edwin1905, 1907, 1909

Barnes, Branch & Co

Ltd

1933, 1948/9

1958/9

Barney, John Henry1924

Church Street, Stokenchurch

Dovecot

West Wycombe

Oakridge Avenue

2 Baker Street

West End Road/ Bellfield Road

Desborough Road

17 Denmark Street

Oakmead

Shaftsbury Street

Princes Risborough

Baker, Harold LtdGrafton Street

Desborough Road

Nutfield Lane

Lindsay Avenue/ Nuffield Lane

Church Street, Princes

Risborough

Naphill

Ogilvie Road

27 Baker Street

Turville

Goodchilds Workshop, High St,

Lane End

Stokenchurch

Naphill

Tetsworth/Radnage

Barrett & Large 1905

Barrett, T1905, 1909

1911-1952/3 (all

refs in between)

1962-8

1965 three sites

Bartlett, John1883, 1888, 1891,

1895

Bartlett, William 1891, 1895

1875-1952/3 (all

refs in between)William Bartlett & Sons. Est 1864, moved to Grafton Street

1901. Reproduction Regency furniture. Emporium. 135,

1995. Had showroom on Fitzroy Street Emporium 300,

1938. Founded 1864, by William Bartlett in partnership with

a friend, making Windsor chairs in a barn. Late 1890s started on cabinet goods. Limited in 1918. Made plane fuselages in WWI. Strongbow range dates at least to 1965

Bartlett, Scott & Co1905

Barton, Richard1847

Batchelor, Alfred18,881,895

Bateman, Samuel W 1888, 1895

Bateman, William1907, 1911

Bates, Cecil Richard

(and Sons Ltd)

Est 1921: 1935,

1939, 1948/9,

1924, 1928, 1931-

81
Bottom, so Bates made the chairs, 1936. Illustrated in Starey & Viccars, Stokenchurch In Perspective, Starvic,

Stokenchurch, 1992 .

Bates, D.1907

Bates, H.1924Bridge Street

Wycombe Rd, Stokenchurch

Stokenchurch

London Road

Leigh Street

Street

Bartlett, William (and

Son)

Slater StreetP, C, D, C

North End, Turville

Heath, Turville

Barrett, WNewland

Ogilvie Road

Magnet Works Ogilvie Road,

Jubilee Works Oakridge Road,

and Newland Works Newland Road

Jubilee Road

Newland Street

Bates, J.E1935, 1939

Bates, J.W and Sons

Ltd

1939, 1952/3,

1948/9, 1962-6

Batten, John Jnr 1798

Bavin, James1830

Bavin, John1798

Bavin, William1790, 1798

Beck, Edmund 1847

Beckett, Henry1853

Bed Room1971-2

Bellamy, P.E. and Co1928

Bennell, Robert1854

Biggs, B.1948/9

Biggs, Frank1924

Biggs, William1881, 1883, 1891,

1895, 1899

Birch and Alpe Ltd1929, 1952/3,

1958/9

PCharles William Birch (apprenticed at 13 to Birch) was shipping lines, including the Queen Mary. Employed around 40. After closure the factory was let out to Tyzaks and then sold to Stuart Linford (information from Museum Volunteer, Jan 2007). Charles William Birch was her grandfather.

Birch, Charles1875, 1888, 1907,

1909

Birch and Cox 1911, 1915

Stokenchurch

The Nooks, Sands

Stokenchurch

Kitchener Road

Crendon Lane

Bull Lane

Desborough Road

Stokenchurch

Quoiting Place, Marlow

West Wycombe

West Wycombe

Newland

Stokenchurch

West End Street, Wendover

Street(?)

High Wycombe

Birch (and Co),

William

1853, 1864-

1952/3 (all refs in

P, D, C,

CH,

Records

also at

Centre for

Buckingha

mshire

Studies.

The firm of William Birch appears in trade directories in

1853 in the Newland area of High Wycombe, then a fast-

developing district of industry and working-class housing.

However, family tradition related that he began

chairmaking in the 1840s. In 1883 William son Walter Birch started his own chairmaking business in Castle Street, after beginning some years before at the back of The Woolpack pub in Oxford Road. He was followed by his appeared by 1888 and carried on in business until World Denmark Street. The Denmark Street factory was rebuilt according to the latest modern specifications as a three- storey, all-brick building in about 1898, as opposed to the older style factories which had a brick ground floor and a wooden upper storey. It was supposed to lessen the risk of fire but itself burned down very soon after being built. The firm maintained offices in Euston Road for many years until it became clear that most of the London buyers were second site in Wycombe at Leigh Street, where the whole business was concentrated between 1931 and 1935. The firm seems to have been among the first to branch out into general furniture making in addition to chairs alone, around the turn of the century. It pioneered the development of Arts and Crafts influenced furniture locally, and employed well-known designers such as EG Punnett, George Walton (who worked with Mackintosh) and Whitehead. Employed Bird, AlfredIllustration in Starey & Viccars, Stokenchurch In

Perspective, Starvic, Stokenchurch, 1992

Bird, Henry19,351,939

Blackmur, W.J. Ltd1952/3Lane End Road

Stokenchurch

Stokenchurch

Newland/Denmark Street/Leigh

Street

Bledlow Woodwork1984

mentioned. Proprieter Nigel Smith - moved to Meadowside,

West Lane, Bledlow

Bloxsidge, Reginald1928

Blue Line Office

Seating

1984-5

SEE Parker, A

1924, 1933

1933
owned large dept. stores, in Bournemouth etc. 150-200

Bond Bros1924, 1928, 1931,

1939, 1948/9

Bonnett and Ford

(Ltd)

1924, 1928, 1935,

1939, 1952/3 -

1982

Bonnett, Ford &

Mealing

1933
1983

Handcarved reproduction chairs

1987-96

Boreham, F.1924, 1928, 1935,

1939, 1948/9

Borretts, William1968-9

Bowden, Samuel 1864, 1869, 1875

Bowler, Charles1842

Bowler, Joseph 1842, 1847(Cabinet maker)

Branch, TH & AT1963-76

Branch & Knight1933

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