Lund
Thomas Lund established his London Business in 1804. In 1835 his son William Lund opened his own retail outlet on Fleet Street, London. In 1845 Thomas passed away and William would go on to run both businesses. His son Charles took over the business when William died in 1872 and continued to operate under the name William Lund & Son.
Lund
Thomas Lund established his London Business in 1804. In 1835 his son William Lund opened his own retail outlet on Fleet Street, London. In 1845 Thomas passed away and William would go on to run both businesses. His son Charles took over the business when William died in 1872 and continued to operate under the name William Lund & Son.
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Antique Kingwood Jewellery Box Lund
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Antique Calamander Jewellery Box Lund
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Victorian Coromandel Vanity Box Lund
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Georgian Blonde Tortoiseshell Sewing Box Lund
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Georgian Blonde Tortoiseshell Writing Box Lund
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Regency Tortoiseshell Jewellery Cabinet Thomas Lund (att.)
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Tortoiseshell Stationery Box Lund
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Coromandel Necessaire by Lund (Attributed)
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Antique Coromandel Writing Box with Leather Case
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Coromandel Writing Box by Lund
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Antique Sewing Box by Lund
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Coromandel Writing Box by Lund London
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Lund Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy
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Antique Coromandel Sewing Box by Lund
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Amboyna Writing Box
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Coromandel Writing box by Lund
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WILLIAM LUND, LONDON Tortoiseshell Sewing Box by Lund
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Coromandel Sewing box by William Lund
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