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Giles Grendey was a London based cabinet maker who was born in in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, Giles Grendey and was the son of William and
Anne (neé Hall) Grendey. In 1709 he was apprenticed to William Sherborne and made free of the Joiners' Company in 1716. By 1726 he was indenturing his
own apprentices, one called Christopher Petfield, who petitioned at the Middlesex General Sessions to be discharge from his apprenticeship and for
repayment of the ‘consideracon money’ of £5. Apparently suffering great abuse at the hands of his master, the order for discharge recorded tha... See more
Anne (neé Hall) Grendey. In 1709 he was apprenticed to William Sherborne and made free of the Joiners' Company in 1716. By 1726 he was indenturing his
own apprentices, one called Christopher Petfield, who petitioned at the Middlesex General Sessions to be discharge from his apprenticeship and for
repayment of the ‘consideracon money’ of £5. Apparently suffering great abuse at the hands of his master, the order for discharge recorded tha... See more
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Philip Hunt Antiques
Set of 12 Queen Anne Style Elm Dining Chairs c.1920
£ 5,250
€6,133
$6,604
Georgian Antiques
Rare Giles Grendey Mahogany Bureau
£ 16,500
€19,275
$20,755
Wickersley Antiques
Antique Georgian Bureau Bookcase Giles Grendy
£ 1,495
€1,746
$1,881
Georgian Antiques
Carved Mahogany Side Chair
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Holmes Antiques
Early 18th Century Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining Table
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