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London Trade Card - James Rodwell, Upholsterer

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London Trade Card - James Rodwell, Upholsterer

London Trade Card - James Rodwell, Upholsterer and Sworn Appraiser, at the Royal Bed and Star, 2nd door from the corner of New Broad Street, facing Bedlam Walk in Moorfields.
18th century

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Bedding Bedlam Broad Buying Dealer Dealing Household Moorfields Rodwell Selling Sworn Tradesman Tradesmen Upholsterer Walk Furniture


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1. Title: "James Rodwell, Upholsterer and Sworn Appraiser: A 18th Century London Trade Card" 2.. This intriguing trade card, dating back to the 18th century, features the image of James Rodwell, an upholsterer and sworn appraiser, proudly displaying his professional credentials at his establishment located at the Royal Bed and Star, 2nd door from the corner of New Broad Street, facing Bedlam Walk in Moorfields, London. The card, which would have been used for promotional purposes, showcases Rodwell's expertise in both upholstery and appraisal services. Upholstery was a highly sought-after trade during this period, as it involved the artful crafting of custom-made furniture coverings using various materials such as leather, velvet, and silk. Sworn appraisers, on the other hand, were essential figures in the buying and selling process, providing accurate assessments of the value and condition of household items, including furniture, bedding, and other possessions. The Royal Bed and Star, a well-known public house in London, served as Rodwell's place of business. The card's design includes a detailed illustration of the pub facade, complete with its distinctive sign, which further solidified the connection between Rodwell's trade and the establishment. This trade card offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of 18th-century London tradesmen, providing valuable insights into the buying, selling, and dealing of furniture and household items during this era. The combination of upholstery and appraisal services provided by James Rodwell would have made him an indispensable figure for those seeking to enhance their homes with stylish and well-made furnishings, while ensuring they were making sound investments.

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