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.

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:

Robert Scott

David Brand & Co.

The name needs to be confirmed for this label.

William A. Scott

Thomas Kay

Joseph Smith

William Young

Aitken Dott & Son

Another example of an Aitken Dott label, this one has a large blank area (image cropped) above the printed text, for details about the painting, artist, and owner etc. 

Example below originally posted on 4th August 2012

This Scottish framing company, based in Edinburgh, was established in 1842 and traded under a number of names and from numerous addresses. The business was under this name from 1880 to 1984, and from this address between 1874 to 1982. Detailed information on the company history can be found on the National Portrait Gallery, British picture framemakers 1630-1950 resource.

Robertson & Bruce Ltd.

John Mathieson & Co.

John Kesson

This perfect example of this great label was kindly sent via email:

The damaged label below was originally posted 20th May 2012:

A partial label for John Kesson of 28 Diamond Street, Aberdeen, Scotland. I hope to find a complete example as it is a really nice design with various frames and artist's palette. The frame on the left has the name and address, and the frame on the right says 'Carver' and 'Gilder'. He traded from this address from 1881 to 1915 or later.

More information on this framemaker can be found on the National Portrait Gallery website - Directory of British Picture Framemakers

G. Hannaford

James Connell and Sons.

Alex Drysdale