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Charles Hindley (b.1792-d.1871) moved to London to live with his Uncle and in 1817 at the age of 25 joined the upholstery firm of Benjamin Merriman Nias
located in fashionable Berners Street. Hindley must have had an entrepreneurial spirit as within a few years he had purchased the Nias business through a
family loan. He continued to sell carpets but during the 1830s branched out into upholstery and cabinetwork as well. In 1832 two of his sons joined the family
business and in 1844 they bought out the noted furnishing firm of Miles & Edwards (1822-1845). The takeover was highly strategic as it provided ... See more
located in fashionable Berners Street. Hindley must have had an entrepreneurial spirit as within a few years he had purchased the Nias business through a
family loan. He continued to sell carpets but during the 1830s branched out into upholstery and cabinetwork as well. In 1832 two of his sons joined the family
business and in 1844 they bought out the noted furnishing firm of Miles & Edwards (1822-1845). The takeover was highly strategic as it provided ... See more
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Antique Victorian Quality Mahogany Freestanding Slide Top Davenport by Charles Hindley & Sons of London
£ 2,125
€2,482
$2,673
Antique Victorian Quality Mahogany Freestanding Slide Top Davenport by Charles Hindley & Sons of London
£ 2,125
€2482
$2673
London City Antiques
£ 2,950
€3,446
$3,711
19th Century Aesthetic Movement Cabinet Stamped C Hindley & Sons London
£ 2,950
€3446
$3711
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Victorian Library Writing Table by Hindley
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Camden Antiques
Victorian London Quality Library Stretcher Table
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Camden Antiques
London Quality Walnut Library Table c.1850
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Town House Traders Ltd
Antique English Sofa by Charles Hindley & Son London
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Arts and Crafts Armchair
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