Doig, Wilson, and Wheatley

A variation on previously posted labels, emailed by Mr Harvey.

Another iteration, courtesy of Tammy Watts.

Below, originally posted 8/4/12

This Scottish framing company was established in 1840, and traded under three different names in its history:
Doig, McKechnie & Davies 1857-1884, Doig & McKechnie 1885-1895, Doig, Wilson & Wheatley 1895-1957.
Detailed information on this company and its history can be found on the National Portrait Gallery, British picture framemakers 1630-1950 resource.

Charles E. Luton

Here is another label for Charles E. Luton, slightly more interesting than the first example:

Example below posted on 15th May 2013:

Richard Haworth

Another Richard Haworth example:

First example below posted on 9th November 2013

George Davidson

A very nice Art Nouveau label design:

A partial (also George Davidson) exhibition/artist info label with Art Nouveau border below, which was covering up the label above.

The stamp below originally posted on 20th December 2012:

T.H. Hebden - The Dudley Art Gallery

Geo. L. Brown

E. Vitali

Frank Davis

P. & D. Colnaghi & Co. Ltd

Baird-Carter's Gallery

This half-label could be for Baird-Carter's Gallery, who traded from this address from 1903 to 1914 or later.

Robert Scott

William A. Scott

R.H. Grundy

Grindley & Palmer

A.P. Chalke

The Parker Gallery

William Rodman & Co.

A complete label for William Rodman & Co.

Example below originally posted on 6th August 2012

A framemaker, carvers, and gilders which was located at 41 Donegall Street, Belfast. I am not certain on the exact dates but they were certainly trading in 1890 and maybe as late as 1960. A good quality Louis XIV style revival frame, compo ornamented, with original highly burnished water gilding.

William Lomax

T. Richardson & Co.

Arthur Tooth & Sons, Ltd.