What is recorded here
The workshop of THOMAS CHIPPENDALE and his son, cabinet makers, stood near this site 1753–1813
Thomas Chippendale was a renowned 18th-century English cabinet maker and furniture designer, famous for popularizing the Chippendale style of furniture. His workshop, along with that of his son, operated on this site from 1753 to 1813, contributing significantly to the development of fine furniture craftsmanship in Britain.
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