Edward Johns, ironmonger, brazier, and hardwareman, (no. 141) New Bond Street, London, having compleated a large and proper assortment of the most modern goods in th [sic] above branches, necessary for the immediate furnishing of houses or apartments, begs leave to recommend the ... Copper kitchen furniture. ...
Johns, Edward.
[London] : Printed by H. Reynell, (no 21) near Air-Street, Piccadilly,
[1780?]
On verso, in the lower quarter of the sheet: 'Directions for cleaning steel stoves, and other metal furniture'.
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