A LARGE WILLIAM IV COADE ARTIFICIAL STONE CAPITAL, BY WILLIAM CROGGON

A LARGE WILLIAM IV COADE ARTIFICIAL STONE CAPITAL BY WILLIAM CROGGON, CIRCA 1832 Stamped Croggon London 56cm high, 101cm wide, 66cm deep William Croggon born in Cornwall and was a cousin of Miss Eleanor Coade. He acted as partner in her artificial stone manufactory in Lambeth, London from 1813 until her death in 1821. After Eleanor Coade's death, Croggon purchased the business and continued producing works at Lambeth until his own death in 1835. After Croggon's death the company was taken over by his son, Thomas John Croggon, and was refounded as Croggon and Co. Condition Report Disclaimer, A LARGE WILLIAM IV COADE ARTIFICIAL STONE CAPITAL, A LARGE WILLIAM IV COADE ARTIFICIAL STONE CAPITAL BY WILLIAM CROGGON, CIRCA 1832 Stamped Croggon London 56cm high, 101cm wide, 66cm deep William Croggon born in Cornwall and was a cousin of Miss Eleanor Coade. He acted as partner in her artificial stone manufactory in Lambeth, London from 1813 until her death in 1821. After Eleanor Coade's death, Croggon purchased the business and continued producing works at Lambeth until his own death in 1835. After Croggon's death the company was taken over by his son, Thomas John Croggon, and was refounded as Croggon and Co. Condition Report Disclaimer

Estimate:£5,000

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