Advertisement. The Edinburgh Company of Upholsterers and Joiners, at their warehouse in Carrubber's Close, have now a very large assortment of all kinds of houshold [sic] furniture, in mohogany [sic] and other cheaper woods; several very beautiful glasses, in rich carved and gilt frames; old glasses or pictures new framed; great choice of paper for hanging rooms, most of them entire new patterns; some very beautiful India pictures for rooms, screens, &c. ...
Edinburgh Company of Upholsterers and Joiners.
Peat, John,Clerk of the Edinburgh Company of Upholsterers and Joiners,inscriber.StEdNL
[Edinburgh : s.n.,
1759.]
Caption title.
The playbill advertises the stock of the Edinburgh Company of Upholsterers and Joiners and that they also offer "upholstery work" and "funerals furnished in town or country after the English or Scots methods".
Manuscript invoice at the foot of the sheet signed by "John Peat", clerk to the Company, made out to "Mr. Gilchrist" dated 21 July 1759 recording the purchase of "an iron door lock" and "a pair [of] hinges and screws".
ESTC
Edinburgh Company of Upholsterers and Joiners
Upholstery trade