Person    | Male  Born 26/6/1660  Died 20/10/1710

Huntington Shaw

Categories: Craft / Design

Huntington Shaw

wrought iron craftsman. Born Nottingham. Died Hampton Court.

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Christopher Whall

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Manning & Simpson

Manning & Simpson

Architects active in 1885.

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William Shipley

William Shipley

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Sidney Matthews

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