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John Howard started trading at 24 Lemon St, London, as a 'Cabinet Manufacturer'.
John Howard started trading at 24 Lemon St, London, as a 'Cabinet Manufacturer'. -
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24 Lemon St
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Moved premises to 27 Great Alie St.
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27 Great Alie St.
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Moved premises to 34 Great Alie St.
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34 Great Alie St.
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Opened an upholstery workshop/showroom at 36 Red lion St.
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36 Red Lion St.
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John Howard and Sons started trading at 22 Berners St as 'Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer and Decorator'.
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22 Berners St
Also 26 Berners St from 1853 -
John Howard expanded the business into 26 Berners St.
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Workshops at Tottenham St, Charlotte Mews and Fitzroy Sq
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Won Prize at International Exhibition
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George Howard Patented the "Elastic seat"
This patent totally re-designed the inside workings of traditional upholstery, creating the superior seat, this what they are now widely known for. -
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Moved Workshops to the Cleveland Works in Cleveland St.
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Moved to 25, 26 and 27 Berners St.
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25, 26 and 27 Berners St.
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Exposition Universelle Prize Winner
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Exposition Internationale d'Anvers Prize Winner
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Became a Limited Company
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Exposition Universelle Prize Winner
Won 1 Silver and 2 Gold Awards -
Awarded the first of their royal warrants
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Moved to 31 Old Burlington St.
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31 Old Burlington St
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Ceased Trading as Howard and Sons
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Lenygon and Morant Ltd took over the name.
At 48 South Audley St -
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Lenygon and Morant Ltd
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Howard Chairs Opened by the same directors as Lenygon and Morant Ltd
30 Lyme St -
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Howard Chairs
