John Giles & Shadrh. Mulliner, cabinet founders and ironmongers, at the Two Candlesticks & Bell in Addle Street near Wood Street, London ... [graphic]Sherborn, Charles, 1716-1786, printmaker[approximately 1757]engTitle from item.Title continues: Make & sell all sorts of brass handles, escutcheons, cloak pins, jointed turnbuckles & screw rings, plain & wrought, joint & hollow drop rings & roses, button & sash knobs, chimney hooks, watch hooks, fine & common curtain rings & oes brass curtain rods, cas'd or solid plain or with pulleys & hooks for the same. Likewise brass, leather, or wood casters, brass bolts butts desk side tumbler and rule joint hinges, brass coach chair and coffin nails, lath & dovetail door hinges, brass and iron door locks & brass & iron cabinet locks of all sorts. Brass & iron knockers, implements for hanging of bells & furniture for coffins in brass or tin square, octagon, round, corner & side lanthorn frames, plane or ornamented hanging glass bell lamps, globe or bell lamps for passages, glass arms & sustres plain & wrought single, double & treble brass branches plain or wrought chandeliers for churchs, halls or assembly rooms & all kinds of curious wrought & candlesticks and gerondoles, richly finish'd in the newest taste with all other sorts of brass and ironmongers, wares wholesale or retail.Sheet trimmed within plate mark.On leaf 83 of an album with spine title: Trade tokens and bookplates.