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Ebenisterie Cerino – Founded in 1933 – Meubles – Chez Grand Mère – Literie – Salons – Toulon (Côte d’Azur) FR – Gaia Son

Ebenisterie Gerino Founded in 1933 © Gaia Son

Boro Kitchen Cabinets Revisited – Cooper Avenue – Ridgewood, Queens

© Vincenzo Aiosa

Wylie & Lochhead – Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers – Mitchell Street- Glasgow, Scotland – Marie Anne O’Donnell

late 1800s © Marie Anne O’Donnell

late 1800s © Marie Anne O’Donnell

Wylie & Lochhead, Limited, Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, Carvers, Gilders, Paper-hanging Manufacturers, Carpet Warehousemen, &c., 45, Buchanan Street.— – Courtesy of Glasgow West End Addresses (CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE) http://bit.ly/1xHGSsL

Wylie & Lochhead was a household name in 19th-century Glasgow and beyond, for furnishings of artistic design and high quality craftsmanship. Robert Wylie, a hair and feather merchant and upholsterer, and William Lochhead, who worked in his father’s post-hiring, undertaking and cabinetmaking business, were related by marriage, and in 1829 they formed a partnership, opening premises at 164 Trongate in the East End of Glasgow. Their early success was established when they dealt efficiently with corpses during the 1832 cholera epidemic, undertaking being an activity traditionally associated with cabinetmakers. In 1837 they pioneered the introduction of horse-drawn omnibus services to the city from outlying suburbs and towns. By the1850s, they had started manufacturing their own wallpapers and in 1862 opened their own paper-staining factory in Whiteinch. By the 1870s, they were the first of the Glasgow furnishers to specialise in ship and yacht interiors. – Mackintosh Architecture  [for more go to- http://bit.ly/1xHAsK6]

Glasgow Herald – June 13, 1894 © Google Images

Boro Kitchen Cabinets – Bushwick, Brooklyn

© Vincenzo Aiosa

Cabinet Manufacturer – 142 Baxter Street – Little Italy, NYC

© Frank H. Jump

Cabinet Manufacturer – Lower Manhattan, NYC

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© Frank H. Jump