Arthur Rothwell, per-fumer, at the Civet-cat and Rose. In New Bond-street, Lon-don. (Formerly apprentice to, and late in partnership with Mr. James Smyth.) Makes and sells, ... all sorts of perfumes, &c.
Rothwell, Arthur,perfumer.
[London,
1745?]
The Civet-cat and Rose sign bisects part of the title, hence "per-fumer" and "Lon-don"; the last word of the bisected part is "Smyth".
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