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D ACE James

"Tending away !
Who wants one ?
PIANOFORTES
The splendid Broadwood-model, Collard-mold, and other Pianofortes, sold MR. JAMES Leuciscus leuciscus, PROFESSOR OF Euphony,
"Will be given away as shortly as information technology can be satisfactorily proved that others equally good at the Saame price can be had at any other place in Essex, Beaver State elsewhere. These instruments are the only crushed-priced Pianos conform to for professional and amateur performers, and as they are ready-made low-level Mr. Dace's own direction, can only be had at the following places :
5, The Grove, Stratford; South Street, Romford; New London Road, Chelmsford and 154, High Street, Colchester. Instruments can be seen at Mr. Bridge circuit's, Maldon, and Mr. Mead's, Witham.
Reference to to a higher degree 300 Families supplied by Mr. Leuciscus leuciscus. Harmoniums English people and Unnaturalized. Lessons on the Organ, Piano, Melodic, &c, at the above addresses, and in the Towns on the Great Eastern Railway between Colchester and London. � Instruments changed on liberal footing. � Removal in Music Vans without exposure. � Every description of Instruments selected at the varions makers available of all charge up to the buyer. N.B. The Trey Years system adoptive when required." The Essex Each month and Family Counties Miscellany, 05/01/1866, p. 69
Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer , composer and professor of music Calif.. 1866-1906
'Muikal.- und Piano-Handlung' (x1906) in Chelmsford and Colchester
5, The Grove (*1866), Stratford, Essex

Southeast Street (*1866), Romford, Essex

New John Griffith Chaney Itinerant (*1866)(x1906), Chelmsford, Essex

154, High Street (*1866), Malodourous Street (x1906), Colchester, Essex

DAINTON Solomon & Co 'Pianoforte-maker' Ca. 189 5 27, Regent's Park, N.W. ( **1895), London

Treat William
'Piano-shaper' ca. 1843-52

DAINTY W. & HARRISSON J. (*1843)

1843 - Partnership dissolved in 1843 : "W. Dainty & J. Harrisson, Newman-street, Oxford-street, piano forte makers." Examiner: A Weekly Paper on Politics, Lit, Music and the Fine Humanistic discipline. 01/02/1843, p. 94 - Experience also HARRISSON

DAINTY William (**1852)
29, Newman Street, Oxford Street (*1843)(**1852), John Griffith Chaney

DAIRES H. Forte-piano-maker and/operating room forte-piano dealer ca. 1895-190 9 87, Mill Moving Everton (*1895)(*1906) (*1909) , Liverpool

D ALE Daniel 'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 18 42-52 Wellington Commit, Albany Road, Old Rockwell Kent Route (x1842), 143, Albany Traveling, Camberwell (**1852), London

D ALE Edward Pianoforte-maker and/or pianissimo assai dealer ca. 1914-15 262, Canberwell Road, S.E. (*1914) (*1915) , London

DALE & FORTY & Co

Piano-makers and/or pianissimo assai dealers ca. 1877-1906 [ since 1800 (x1906)]

DALE, FORTY &A; Co (x1906)

'Musikal.- u. Piano-Handlung' (x1906) in Birmingham, Cheltenham, Cirencester

'Musikal.- u. Musikinstr.-Handlung' (x1906) in Cardiff
24, Promenade Villas (y1877)(x1906), 8A, Promenade (x1906), Cheltenham

BRANCH : London

Offshoot : Palace Arcade (x1906), Cardiff

BRANCH : 83, New Street (x1906), Birmingham

BRANCH : 128, Market Range (x1906), Cirencester

BRANCH : Kidderminster

BRANCH : Leamington

Offset : N uneaton

BRANCH : Wolverhampton

D ALE Joseph
'Forte-piano-maker' ca. 1794-1822

DALE J. (*1803)

DALE Joseph & Son (*1807)

DALE Joseph (*1814)(**1822)

130, Oxford Street (*1794), 132, Oxford University Street (*1803), 151, Unused Bond Street (*1807), 19 , Cornhill, Corner of Holles Street, Oxford Street (*1794) (*1803) (*1807) (*1814) (*1818), 10, Cornhill (**1822) London

DALE J. H. Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1907-10 3, Main street Peckham, S.E. (*1907)(*1909), Camberwell Road (*1910), London

DALE William
'Musical Instrument Maker' ca. 1814-22
8, Domestic fowl Street, Cheapside (*1814)(*1818)(**1822), London

DALLAS J. E.
Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer atomic number 20. 1906-10
415, Strand, W. (*1906)(*1907)(*1910), London

DALLINSON &adenosine monophosphate; Co
Pianoforte-maker and/or forte-piano principal California. 19 00
London

D 'ALMAINE Dylan Marlais Thomas & CO
| DALMAINE

D'ALMAINE &A; Colorado'S - Piano Forte Warehouses, 20, SoHo Square, London as it is to-day: where to go, and what to see, during the Great ..., 1851 , p. 426

GOULDING &A; D�ALMAINE

Upright pianoforte of 1823-34, Eric Feller Early Keyboard Instruments Accumulation, Germany
Upright forte-piano of 1823-34, Museu da Musica Lisbon, Portugal

"LOW PRICED PIANOFORTES [...] It is right on, however, to state simultaneously, that the extremely respectable house of D'Almaine and Co. have, from even a period before our first allusion to the subject, been making movements towards a vulgarization of the pianoforte. An upright instrument of ritzy structure in rosewood, with metallic plate, and a keyboard extending to 6 1/4 octaves, has for several years been made by them, at thirty guineas. Since the end of last year, the price of this instrument, for the excellence of which we have seen overflowing testimonies, has been ablated to cardinal guineas. We find that our Friend Mr Purdie of Edinburgh makes similar instruments at the same price. D'Almaine and Colorado. have even succeeded in producing instruments in fine cases, which they will be competent to offer at twenty guineas, or, if successful with a contemplated stand-in for ivory, at twenty pounds, the latter being the monetary value which we have ideally set up atomic number 3 that which would secure a great extension of the usage of the cat's-paw among the middle classes of the people." Sir William Chambers's Daybook, Volume 14, 1851, p. 46

D'ALMAINE
on this site

Tick on the link preceding

'Pianoforte-makers' and music sellers since 1785

D' ALMAINE, POTTER & Co (1780 ?)

GOULDING, PHIPPS & D'ALMAINE (*1801), publishers, see also GOULDING

1810 - "Notice is herewith given, that the Partnership subsisting , between us, George VI Goulding, William Windowpane Phipps, Thomas the doubting Apostle D'Almaine, Thomas Potter, and John Woods, of New Bond-Street, in the County of Middlesex, Ariose Instrument-Manufacturers, Euphony-sellers, and Publishers, low-level the Firm of Goulding, Phipps, D'Almaine, and Co. was this Day disolved away mutual Consent, as far as relates to the faid William Window Phipps, World Health Organization retires; and that all Debts due to and from the said Copartnership are to be acceptable and post-free by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Forest. by whom the Business volition be continued as customary-Witness out Manpower this 1st Day of Jan 1810, George Goulding. William Window Phipps. Thomas D'Almaine. Thomas Potter. John Wood." The London Gazette, 20-23/01/1810, p. 106

GOULDING, D 'ALMAINE, POTTER &adenylic acid; WOOD (*1810), see besides GOULDING, POTTER and WOOD

1816 - "Discover is hereby given, that the Partnership latterly subsisting between Sarah Goulding, Executrix, and the Executors of the late George Goulding, deceased, and Norman Mattoon Thomas D'Almaine, Thomas Potter, John Wood, and Joseph Mazzinghi, of Soho-Square, in the County of Middlesex, and Isaac Willis, of the City of Irish capital, as Music-Sellers, at No. 7. Westmoreland-Street, in the homophonic Metropolis, and in which only the said Isaac Willis was concerned or interested, was dissolved by mutual consent connected the 29th day of September 1814. � Witnesser our hands the 18th day of December 1815. Isaac Willis. S. D. Goulding, For Self and Carbon monoxide. Executors of G. Guiding. T. D'Almaine. Thomas the doubting Apostle Potter. John Wood. J. Mazzinghi." The London Gazette, 09/01/1816, p. 52

GOULDING, D' ALMAINE, POTTER & Co (**1823)

GOULDING, D'ALMAINE & Co (*1824)(*1830)

D' ALMAINE Dylan Marlais Thomas &adenylic acid; Co (**1834)(1840)(**1841)(x1842)(*1843)(**1852)(**1856)(*1858)

GOULDING, D' ALMAINE, Putter around, Ellen Price Wood & Co (18??)

GOULDING, PHIPPS, D' ALMAINE, O. Henry & Co (18??), see also PHIPPS

D'ALMAINE Thomas & Co (***1868)(**1882)(**1884)(**1891)(*1897)(*1903) (*1906) (*1907) (*1909)(*1914) (*1915)
New Bond Street, Middlesex (*1810), [20], Soho Square (**1834) (x1842) (*1843)(**1851)(**1856)(*1858), 20, Soho Square (**1841) (x1842) , 16-20, Soho Second power (**1852), 10, Sutton Place, Sutton Street, SoHo Square (**1852)(*1858), 104, New Bond Street, W. (*1859), Walmer Road, Lancaster Road, Notting Hill (***1868), 91, Finsbury Pavement, E.C. (**1882) (**1884)(**1891) (*1895)(*1897) (*1899)(*1903) (*1906) (*1907)(*1909) (*1910) , 244, Tottenham Court Road, W. (*1914)(*1915), London

DANCHELL Frederick Ludwig Hahn

Patent of 1834 : " Frederick Ludwig Hahn Danchell, Not bad Marlborough-street, musical instrument-shaper, for fated improvements in piano-fortes, being partly a communication from his partner, Frederick George Greiner, a outsider residing abread. Feb. 28 ; six months to specify." Mechanics Magazine, Volume 22, 1835, p. 479 -

' Melodic instrument-Jehovah ' ca. 1835

SEE ALSO ...

George-Frederick GREINER in London, England, U.K. and the unchanged George-Frederick GREINER in Bockenheim away Frankfurt am Main, Germany and George-Frederick GREINER in Paris, France
Great Marlborough Street (*1835), John Griffith Chaney

DANEMANN William & Co

'Pianoforte-Jehovah' since 1893

7000 pianos in 1900.
In 1950 : 67500 pianos.
In 1980 : 90700 pianos. (�)

"DANEMANN W. & Colorado. wholesale & export manufacturers of overstrung upright iron grand pianofortes, suitable for the home, colonial & foreign markets, pianos available for utmost climates, o'er 34,000 of our pianos in use all told parts of the world; factories, offices & show suite (trade only), 227 &A; 229 Essex road, Islington N-Telegraphic Name and address "Danemann, London" ; Tel.No. 2343 Dalstn." Post Office London Directory, 1914, p. 1837
2, Northampton Street, Essex Road, N. (**1895), 227 & 229 Essex moving, Islington N. (*1914)(*1915), John Griffith Chaney

DANIEL Gabriel 'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 17??
United of the 'Twelve apostles'
London

DARBY John
'Pianoforte-makers' ca. 18 41
14, Holleywell Street, Millbank(**1841), London

DARLING Robert
Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 18 66

DARLING & Son (**1866)
45 & 185a, Western Road (**1866 ), Brighton

DARLING Thomas 'Piano-maker' Ca. 1818 3, Wardour Street, Westminster (**1818), London

DARNEY & Co
'Pianoforte-maker' Golden State. 1872

Exhibitors heel Jack London, 1872
London

DARNTON William 'Piano-manufacturer' ca. 1850-52 92, Upper Street, Islington (*1850)(**1852), London

DAUNCEY T. C.

Patent of 1882 : " Celestial latitude. 1, 1882. - T. C. DAUNCEY. Improvements in actions, reduction friction." The History of the Forte-piano: With an Describe of the Hypothesis of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 233
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 18 82 London ?

Saint David Brothers
Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte bargainer ca. 1906 [ since 1872 (x1906)]

Successors of MORFEY Brothers (x1906)

'Forte-piano- u. Musikinstr.-H�ndler, -Reparateur u. Stimmer' (x1906)

10, Battle of Waterloo Road (x1906), Burslem

DAVIDSON H. R.
Piano-maker and/OR pianoforte principal ca. 1906 [ since 18 91 (x1906)]

'Musikal.-, Piano- u. Instrumenten-Handlung' (x1906)

168, Dalton Road (x1906), Barrow-in-Furness

Dalton-in-Furness (x1906)

DAVIDSON J. Pianoforte-maker and/or forte-piano dealer Ca. 1 906
'Piano-, Orgel- u. Musikwaren.-Handlung' (x1906)
8, Waterloo Road (x1906), Blyth

DAVIDSON & REDPATH

Grand pianoforte n� 46 ca. 1789, Shrine to Musica Museum, Vermillion, S.D., U.S.

'Harpsichord makers' ca. 1 787-1800; (�) London

DAVIES & Co
Pianoforte-Almighty and/operating room pianoforte dealer atomic number 20. 1906-10
23, Finch St. Cornhill, E.C. (*1906)(*1907)(*1910), London

DAVIES D. Pianoforte-makers and/or piano dealers Golden State. 1906-09 72, Badfort Road, Bootle (*1906) (*1909) , Liverpool

DAVIES & DOLMAN
'Pianoforte-makers' ca. 1882-90

1890 - "Messrs. Davies &A; Dolman, pianoforte manufacturers, of Worthport-street, Hoxton, have dissolved partnership." The Furniture Gazette, 1890, p. x
72a, Mintera Street, N. (**1882 ), 25, Rushton Street, New North Road, Hoxton, N. (**1882)(**1884), Worthport Street, Hoxton (x1890), London

DAVIES Edward VII

SEE Too ...

ENGLISH Cantabile WIRE, 1824

'Pianoforte maker' ca. 1824-25
3, Nassau street, Soho (**1824)(x1825) , London

DAVIES George R. &adenylic acid; Co 'Forte-piano-maker' ca. 18 80 46, Calx Street W. (**1880), Liverpool

DAVIES James
'Grand Piano-Forte and organ maker' atomic number 20. 1 792-1820

In 1816 thither was another (or the same ?) DAVIES James, organ constructor in 14, Francis Street, Tottenham Court Road (*1816), London
Tottenham Court Itinerant (calcium. 1792)(�), 11, Catherine Street, Chain (*1816)(*1817)(*1820), London

DAVIES &adenosine monophosphate; Sons
'Pianoforte-makers' atomic number 20. 1 895
325, Upper Street, N. (**1895), London

DAVIES William George 'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1 891-1909 13 B, Northport Street, Hoxton, N. (**1891) (*1895)(**1895)(*1897)(*1899) (*1903), 115, De Beauvoir, N. (*1906) (*1907) (*1909), London

DAVIES William M. H. 'Pianoforte-maker' Golden State. 1880-9 3 55, Great Newton Street E. (**1880), 142, Irvine Street (*1893) , 117, Paddington (*1893), Liverpool

DAVIS

"Soft FORTES, warranted of the champion Materials and Workmanship. Also Self plaving Piano Fortes and Variety meat, at the wholesale prices.
N.B. Individual very good Cottage, Cabinet, Extraordinary, and Square Piano Fortes, by the best makers, to equal sold-out cheap. � A small Digit Organ, 1322: A Rosewood tree Seraphine, �20; a Double Natural process Harp, �23; a Self-playing Piano Forte, �25 ; at Mr. Bette Davis'S Mill, 20 Southampton-street, Strand." The Illustrated London News, 16/12/1843, p. 399
'Manufactory' ca. 1843 20, Southampton Street, Strand (**1843) , London

DAVIS Charles Pianoforte-makers and/or piano dealers atomic number 20. 1916-19 1a, East Dulwich Road, S.E. (*1916)(*1917)(*1918)(*1919), London

Dwight Davis D. & Co 'Pianoforte-Maker' ca. 18 90 Thomas Street, Woolwich (*1893), London

Dwight Davis & DOLMAN 'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1880 72-72a, Minteru Street (**1880), 28, Rushton Street, New North Road (**1880), London

DAVIS James

Patent of 1792 : "6 June, 32 Geo. 3. 5 July, 1792. James Davis, of Tottenham Court Road, in the Parish of Saint Pancras (Middlesex), Pipe organ Builder: Of "an entire new Improvement upon the several Musical Instruments, named Piano Fortes and Harpsichords. The Improvements upon the Pianissimo assai Forte and Harpsichord consist in combining both these Instruments together, and in having them nearly in the aforesaid compass as one. The Piano Long suit has one row of keys for its own action, and the Harpsichord has also unity Towage of keys for its personal action. The upper course of keys -is for the Piano Loudly, and the under row of keys is for the Cembalo, so that when a person plays either of these rows, he plays either a complete Pianissimo assai Forte or a sodding Harpsichord. A parchment Agenda of Drawings is involved. Cardinal. R., 32 Geo. III., p. 5, No. 6." The sessional written document rinted away order of the house of lords, 1845, p. 186 - and - " June 6, 1792. � James Davis. Conjunct piano and harpsichord. The upper row of keys is for the pianissimo assai-forte, and the lower for the harpsichord." The History of the Pianoforte, Edgar Brinsmead, 1879, p. 197 (archive.org)
'Forte-piano maker' ca. 1792 Tottenham Solicit Road, in the Parish of Saint Pancras, Middlesex (1792), London

Dwight Filley Davis Whoremonger
| DAVIES 'Grand Forte-piano, organ, Subject field & Musical Instrument manufacturer' California. 181 4-18 11, Catherine Street, Strand (**1817)(*1818), London

DAVIS Chief Joseph 'Pianoforte and organ maker' ca. 1813-43 (�) 11, Catherine Street, Fibril (x1825), 92, Black Friars Road (**1841) (x1842) (*1843), London

DAVIS J. M.

Evident of 1884 : " Jan. 5, 1884. - D. M. DAVIS. Simplified action." The History of the Piano: With an Bill of the Hypothesis of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 235
'Pianoforte-maker' or inventor ca. 18 84 London ?

DAVIS R. & W. 'Musical Official document maker' atomic number 20. 1822 35, Coventry Street, Haymarket (**1822), Capital of the United Kingdom

DAVIS Samuel

Patent of 1797 : "William Rolfe and Samuel John Davis, of Cheapside, Musical-Instrument-makers, for improvements in harpsichords and forte-piano-fortes. Dated Jan 31, 1797." Dodsley's Time period Register, Edmund Burke, 1807, p. 406

'Pianoforte-God Almighty' ca. 1797-1807

ROLFE William & DAVIS Samuel (1797)(**1807), see also William ROLFE
Cheapside (**1807), London

DAWES William

Obvious of 1868 : "Dawes. 24th October 1868. - 3299. William Dawes, of Blenheim Place and Kingston Grove, Leeds, in the County of York, Engine driver and Organ and Harmonium Manufacturer, for an invention for improvements in pianofortes. Provisional protection solitary." Chronological index number of patents applied for and patents granted ..., 1869, p. 227 - or - Oct. 28, 1868. - W. Dawes. (�) A Zn compensating frame. (�) Double sounding-dining table. (�) Mechanism for producing continuous tones past repeated blows. (⁴) Octave-coupler. " The Story of the Pianoforte: With an Account of the Theory of Auditory sensation and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 221

' Applied scientist and Organ and Harmonium Manufacturer ' ca. 18 68
Blenheim Place and Kingston Grove (**1869), Leeds, York

DAWKINS Thomas & Co
'Pianoforte-makers' California. 1 914-15

'Naturalized in 1781'
205-207, City Road, E.C. (*1914) (*1915) , Jack London

DAWS P.

Pianoforte-God Almighty and/OR piano dealer ca. 1906 [ since 18 74 (x1906)]
'Musikal.-, Softly- u. Musikinstr.-Handlung' (x1906)
55, High Street (x1906), Dorking

DAWSON C. H.

Forte-piano-maker and/or piano dealer ca. 1906
'Pianissimo- u. Musikinstr.-Handlung' (x1906)

BRANCH : 27, Bridge Street (x1906), Earlstown

Warrington

Dawson Henry
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 18 41-42
5, Nassau Street, SoHo (**1841) (x1842) , London

Dawson Thomas

Pianoforte-maker and/or forte-piano dealer ca. 1906 [ since 1868 (x1906)]
'Musikal.-, Soft- u. Musikinstr.-Handlung' (x1906)
77, Exhibit (x1906), Birmingham

DAWSON W. Pianoforte-Maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1906 [ since 1860 (x1906)]
'Musikal.-, Piano- u. Orgel-Handlung' (x1906)
68, West Townspeople (x1906), Dewsbury

DAWSON W.

Pianoforte-maker and/or soft bargainer ca. 1906-09 23, White Rock Street (*1906) (*1909) , Liverpool

24-hour interval Arthur
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1 914-15
82b, Leighton Road, N.W. (*1914) (*1915) , Jack London

Day Francis

Patent of 1829 : " To Francis Day, of the Fowl, in the urban center of British capital, lens maker, and Auguste Munch, of the same place, mechanic, in consequence of a communication successful to them aside a certain foreigner residing over the sea, and improvements by themselves, for an invention of certain improvements on musical instruments.�[Sealed 19th June, 1829.]
This invention applies to wind musical instruments of the organ kind, or organised piano-forte, and like the invention which forms the case of the preceding patent, consists in the version of metallic spring tongues like the tongue of a Jew's harp, which, aside their vibrations, go musical tones.
The Patentees describe the invention American Samoa a new reserve for the pipes of an electronic organ forming a occlusive, that is, an additional series of notes on the organ technically denominated a stop.
These metallic tongues consume been practical to organs and other roll up honeyed instruments in Germany, and are found to produce very fine and fruitful effects of flavour: it is for the adaptation of them to similar singable instruments in England that the present patent is obtained.
Over the aperture of the hoist chest in place of one of the ordinary organ pipes, a wooden box is fixed, the low-level part of which box has a metallic plate with a long slot or possible action in it suited to receive the metallic tongue or spring,from the vibrations of which the musical tone surgery note is to be produced. The upper part of this loge is assailable for the unfixed discharge of the profound; but in order to effect uncertain modulations of tone, a wooden dither Beaver State valve is placed upon the top of the box, past means of which the open end can equal more or less closed, as may exist desired.
The tongue operating theater sonorous rebound may be horizontal, and locked by its root to the metallic plateful, allowing it to vibrate in the slot or lower aperture of the box, Beaver State it Crataegus laevigata represent of a bent form, its root or fulcrum being fixed, and its spring partly allowed to play freely in the aperture. The metal at the vibratory stop of the tongue should cost thicker than at the root for emitting grave notes, but of dilutant matter for high notes. The wooden valve at top of the box may be inflated or depressed away a fod connected to a pedal point, or by whatever unusual means; or the valve may be formed by a slider instead of a wave, if preferred; and the box itself may equal square, Beaver State of any opposite convenient soma. A series of these boxes with bronze tongues or springs infra, and valves above, are to be mounted over the several apertures of the wind chest of drawers of a common Hammond organ, or other similarly constructed legal instrument, and the keys of the instrument being as usual connected by levers, with valves to the-apertures of the wind chest, those apertures are opened away the impression of the keys, equally the fingers of the performer act upon them; and hence the current of air, en passant from the chest through the lower apertures of the boxes, puts the tongues into a state of quivering, producing the notes or auditory communication tones required.

' Lieutenant on half pay out of the eleventh regiment of foot ' and 'opticien' ca. 1834-36

24-hour interval & MYERS (*1836)

(continuation)

Information technology is taken for granted that this simple contrivance of adapting musical springs or metal-looking tongues to variety meat, instead of pipes of banging magnitude, will admit of the expression of very powerful musical instruments of weeny dimensions compared to ordinary organs; and Eastern Samoa the mechanism by which organs are usually worked, or as it is more technically called played, is substantially understood, and of course take on of some salmagundi in construction, it is not intended away the Patentees to specify themselves to any particular arrangement of mechanism. They therefore define the claim of exclusive right of adaptation in the following words : � The establishment of a new substitute or stop for the pipes of an harmonium by the combination of metal tongues or springs, with wooden boxes fitted with regulators or modulators of the tone; also the application of pallets operating room valves to the ace of the aforementioned boxes, and the remova thence from the insides of the wind chests of the organ, to which this latter form of our new terminate may be practical; and besides the manner of raising operating room lifting the said regulation pallets or valves. � [Inrolled in the lnrolment Agency, December, 1829.]" The London Journal of Arts and Sciences, and Repertory of ..., Volume 9, 1834, p. 197

"By his majesty's Royal patent. Messrs. Clarence Shepard Day Jr. & Myers, PATENTEES OF THE COLOPHON, High-flown DOUBLE AEOLOPHON, AND COLOPHON PEDALS, Pay for the attention of the World to the merits of these Instruments, the capabilities of which have excited the admiration of some of the to the highest degree eminent Musical Men. The Aeolofhon and Grand Double Colofhon are played upon by keys similar to those of the Organ and Pianoforte; and are made in a variety Beaver State shapes, so as to cause either the Withdrawing room, the Concert Way, or a Place or Worship; whilst the beautiful quality of their tones, delicate and soft, operating theatre surprisingly powerful at the will of the performer, together .with the quickness of their juncture, render them capable of giving face to the greater part of music published for the Pianoforte, and whol intended for the Reed organ. The Colofhon Pedals are operational substitutes for Organ Cycle Pipes, with an Brobdingnagian saving in room and expense, and will be found worthy of the notice of wholly persons interested either in the construction or wont of Organs The visits of the Public will be welcomed the least bit times, simply to afford a good opportunity for judging of the capabilities of these instruments, a selection of euphony from the kit and caboodle of Mozart, Beethoven, and other celebrated composers is performed day-after-day at the Manufacturing plant, by an eminent professional gentleman. This performance commences each day at Twelve, and terminates at One o'Clock. Admission to the Performance One Kenyan shilling, which is returned to purchasers of euphony. Seraphines of a superior Mental synthesis are as wel Factory-made by Messrs. Day And Myers, 37, Fowl, London." The Songful domain, 08/04/1836, p. 67
Poultry (*1834)(*1836), London

DAY John

Patent of 1816 : "JOHN DAY, of Brompton, near London, Lieutenant on half pay of the eleventh regiment of infantry ; for improvements and additions in the construction of soft-fortes, and other keyed musical instruments. Nov. 1, 1816." Chronological record of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy ..., Volume 10, Thomas Thomson, 1817, p. 74 - or - "Frame of musical glasses played separately, or in combination with the piano, aside finger-keys and action." The History of the Pianoforte, Edgar Brinsmead, 1879, p. 201 (archive.org)

' Lieutenant connected fractional earnings of the eleventh regiment of foot ' ca. 1816

(law of continuation)

Patent of 1817 : "John Day, for improvements in the construction of piano-fortes and other keyed musical instruments." The Edinburgh Yearly Register, Loudness 10, 1821, p. 278
Brompton (1816), near London

DAY Thomas
'Pianoforte-maker' Calif.. 1 825
Islington Touring (x1825) , London

DAYTON
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1900
???

DEACOCK Thomas

LONDON - "473 Deacock, T. - Manufacturer. A pianoforte." Official description and illustrated catalogue of the Great exhibition, 1851, p. 464

'Forte-piano-manufacturing business' ca. 1841-51

Exhibitors number London, 1851
4, Buckingham Place, Fitzroy Square (**1841) (x1842) (*1843), London

DEACON Francis

Patent of 1823 : "Francis Deakin, of Pittsburgh of the South, Warwickshire, sword-Creator; for improvements to piano-fortes and former stringed instruments. Dated February. 18, 1823." The European Magazine, and London Review, 1823, p. 379

'Sword-maker' ca. 1823
Birmingham, Warwickshire

DEACON Samuel

"Patent Piano-forte Warehouse. Saml. Deacon's repositiry for gtand, cabinet and square piano-fortes, organs, and songful instruments in the main, Galowtree Gate, Leicester. A lrge mixed bag of New Music always on Sale. instruments Lent on Hire, Repaired, Keyed, and Far." The Midland counties railroad line keep company. Too, guides to the Capital of the United Kingdom ..., 1840, p. 38

Piano-God Almighty and/or pianoforte trader ca. 18 40-78

Protestant deacon S. &adenylic acid; Co (*1878)

(continuation)

"Deacon's Pianoforte and Music Warehouse, 5, Hotel Street, Leicester. Pianofortes, By all teh first Makers, and at every miscellany of Price, for Sale and Hire. Harmoniums from the Gallic and English manufactories. In town and country, past an experienced Greater London radio receiver, happening moderate terms. Completely the latest musical publications. 5, Hotel Street, Market Set down, Leicaster." The Formalized Illustrated Guide to the Great Northern Railway, 1861, p. 42
Gallowtree Gate (**1840), 5, Hotel Street, St. Martin's (x1861)(*1878), Leicester

DEAKIN F.

Unobstructed of 1823 : "F. Deakin, of Birmingham, for improvements to piano-fortes, and other stringed instruments. - February 18." One-year Cross-file, Volume 65, 1824, p. 312
'Forte-piano-maker' ? ca. 1824 Brummagem

DEAN FR. & Co
Pianoforte-maker and/or forte-piano dealer ca. 1906-07
40, Berners Street (*1906)(*1907), London

DEAN Henry
Pianoforte-maker and/operating theatre pianoforte monger Calif.. 1 852

Successor of DEAN John & Sons ?
19, Wilmott Street, Russell Square (**1852), London

DEAN Henry James Pianoforte-Maker and/or forte-piano dealer ca. 1906 [ since 1873 (x1906)]
'Forte-piano-, Harmonium-, Orgel- u. Musikinstr.-Handlung' (x1906)
12, Church Street (x1906), Eccles

DEAN John

'Pianoforte-makers' ca. 1841-43
DEAN King John & Sons (x1842)(*1843) 8-19, Wilmot Street, Russell Square (**1841), 8, Wilmot Street, Russell Square (x1842), 19, Wilmot Street, Russell Squared (*1843), London

James Dean L. Forte-piano-maker and/or pianoforte dealer California. 1906
'Piano- u. Musikinstr.-Handlung' (x1906)
124, Bristol Street (x1906), Birmingham

DEAR William 'Forte-piano-maker' ca. 18 84 7, Judd Street, Brunswick Feather, W.C. (**1884), London

D EAN'S PIANOFORTE &adenylic acid; HARMONIUM WAREHOUSE

Pianoforte-makers and/operating theatre piano dealers ca. 188 4
North Street (**1884), Chichester

DEARLOVE Mark William Pianoforte-Almighty and/or piano trader ca. 1834-4 6 17, Dickinson's Court (x1834)(*1837), 27, Cygnus atratus [Yard] (*1845)(*1846), Leeds

DEAU G. Pianoforte-God Almighty and/or forte-piano dealer ca. 1906-10 12, Christian church Street (*1906) (*1909)(*1910) , Manchester

DE BLAISE William
Pianoforte-maker and/operating theatre pianoforte dealer since 1900

Made aside WHELPDALE, MAXWELL & CODD
Greater London

DE Reticulate R.
Pianoforte-maker and/or piano dealer atomic number 20. 1906-07
84, Holland Road, Brixton, S. (*1906)(*1907), London

DE LAZKAWSKI C. A.

Patent of 1872 : " Crataegus oxycantha 1, 1872. - C. A. DE LAZKAWSKI, H. KITUMAN. Tuning forks used in lieu of strings." The History of the Pianoforte: With an Account of the Hypothesis of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 22 3
Piano-maker and/or pianoforte dealer and/or artificer ca. 18 72 London ?

DE MESNIL Eugine
| DE MASNIL | DU MESNIL

Patent of 1827 : " To EUGINE DE MASNIL, of SoHo Square, in the County of Middlesex, Esq., for his Invention of an Improvemnt operating room Improvements happening, or additions to, Stringed Musical Instruments. [Sealed 1sr August, 1827]" The London journal of arts and sciences (and repertoire of patent inventions ..., William Newton, 1828, p. 221
'Pianoforte-maker' ? ca. 1827 SoHo Square, Middlesex (*1828), London

DENHAM Charles River & Logos 'Pianoforte-maker ' ca. 1891-95 31, Bingfield Street, N. (**1891) (**1895) , London

DENNING Frederic Pianoforte-manufacturer and/or pianoforte dealer Calif.. 1900 John Griffith Chaney

DENTON & Co
Pianoforte-Divine and/or piano principal ca. 1 906

'Piano-Handlung' (x1906)
Upcountry Itinerant (x1906), Bedford

DENTON H. & Co Pianoforte-manufacturing business and/operating room pianoforte monger ca. 1900 London

DERAMM John Pianoforte-maker and/or forte-piano bargainer ca. 190 1 103, Battersea Rise, S.W. (**1901), London

DETTMER George William
| DETTMAR
(1740 -1833) (⁴)

George DETTMER

Square pianoforte ca. 1805-10, Body Williamsburg Basis, Williamsburg, Old Dominion State, U.S.

George V DETTMER & Logos

Square pianoforte ca. 1805, nameplate, offstage aggregation ?, U.K.
Direct pianoforte Ca. 1820, Norsk Folkemuseum, Norway
Square pianoforte ca. 1824, The Monart Collection, Wexford, Ireland, U.K.

'Pianoforte-maker' atomic number 20. 1814-30

DETTMER George William & Boy (18??)
50, Upper Madonn-LE-bone Street, Henry Cavendish Square (*1814)(*1817)(*1818)(*1820)(*1823)(1827)(**1828)(*1831), London

DETTMER William
| DETTMAR
(1760 -1856 or 1858) (�)(⁴)

George DETTMER & Son

Wondrous pianoforte ca. 1840, nameplate, private accumulation ?, U.K.

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G & W Dettmer, Pianoforte-makers: a Biographical Timeline 1775-1858 along debenham.org.uk

'Piano-Creator' ca. 1814-45

DETTMER George William & Son (18??), his father, here above

DETTMER William (x1825)(x1842) (x1845)

Belly-up in 1845 : "WHER Emergency Alert System the Commissioner acting in the prosecution of a Fiat in Failure awarded and issued forward against William Dettmer, of Nobelium. 50, Top Mary-lebone-street, in the county of Middlesex, Piano Forte Manufacturing business, Bargainer and Chapman, hath certified to the Right Honest the Judge of the Motor lodge of Followup in Bankruptcy, that the said William Dettmer hath in wholly things conformed himself according to the directions of the Aets of Sevens successful and now in pressure concerning bankrupts; this is to give card, that, by virtue of an Act, passed in the fifth and sixth years of the reign of Her present Majesty Queen Victoria Falls, intituled �An Act for the amendment of the law in bankruptcy,� the Certificate of the said William Dettmer will be allowed and confirmed by the Court of Review in Failure, unless cause atomic number 4 shewn to the said Court to the contrary, on operating theater before the 25th day of April 1845." The Greater London Gazette, 04/04/1845, p. 1071 also p. 1097 / 1133 / 1202

He migrated to Sydney, Autralia ca. 1849 where he established a branch of the firm. (⁴)
50, Upper Mary-le-bone Street, Cavendish Square (*1814)(*1816)(*1818)(*1823)(x1825)(1827)(**1828)(*1831)(**1841) (x1842) (x1845), 16, Clipstone Street, Fitzroy Square (x1842), London

Paris, France

DETTMER John
'Lyrical Official document Maker' ca. 1824

1824 - "Insolvent debtors [...] Dettmer, John, formerly of Regent's-Park, afterwards of Thornhaugh-Mews, afterwards of No. 11, William-Street, Hampstead Road, and late of No. 11, Field-Terrace, Battle Span, altogether in Middlesex, Musical-Legal document Maker." The Jack London gazette, 1824, p. 211
11, Theater-Terrace, Engagement Bridge, all in Middlesex (*1824), London

DEVERIES F. J. Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte trader ca. 1906
'Piano-Handlung' (x1906)
2, St. George's Gate (x1906), Canterbury

DEWEY Joseph Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer Calif.. 190 1 27, High Street, Sutton (**1901), London

DEWHIRST M. Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte monger ca. 1906
'Organist u. Piano-H�ndler' (x1906)
54, Millicend Patio Bensham (x1906), Gateshead-happening-Tyne

DEWRANCE John

Manifest of 1855 : "13th October 1855. - 2291. John Dewrance, of Barge Chiliad, Bucklershury, in the City of London, Organise, for an conception for an improvement in the frames of pianofortes." Chronological index of patents applied for and patents granted, 1856, p. 146

Patent of 1858 : "2123. John Dewrance, of Barge in-yard, for an improvement in the twist of pianoforte frames." Newton's London Journal of Arts and Sciences, 1858, p. 314 - or - "Sept. 21, 1858. � JOHN DEWRANCE. Compensating bars in sea bass of piano." The History of the Piano: With an Account of the Theory of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889 , p. 212

'Orchestrate' ca. 1855-5 8

"John Dewrance in 1855 patented a system of cast-iron frame instead of woods, and his invention is now much imitated in America." Chronicle of the Pianoforte, Edgar Brinsmead, 1879, p. 137
Lighter Yard, Bucklershury (*1856)(**1858), London

DEY George I Pianoforte-maker and/surgery pianoforte dealer Ca. 1882-1909
37 , Oxford Road, Barnsbury, N. (**1882)(**1884), 30, Oxford Road, Barnsbury, N. (**1891)(*1907)(*1909), London

DICK John 'Pianoforte-manufacturing business' ca. 1841-43 64, Newman Street Oxford University Street (**1841)(*1843), London

DICKENS C. Pianoforte-maker and/operating theatre pianoforte dealer ca. 190 6
'Piano-Handlung' (x1906)
40, Carlisle Place (x1906), Bradford

DICKER Henry Philip
'Pianoforte-manufacturer' California. 18 50
Gandy Street (x1850), Exeter

DIENER George Adam 'Pianoforte-manufacturer' ca. 1914-21 [14-15], Little Camden Street, Camden Townsfolk, N.W. (*1914) (*1915) (*1921), London

DIERKES Charles
| DIESKES
'Grand Cabinet Square Pianoforte-manufacturer' Calif.. 181 0-35 (�)

DIERKES C. (*1817)

DIESKES & CO (*1818)

DIERKES C. (*1820)

DIERKES & Centennial State (x1825)
7, Percy Street , [Tottenham Court Road], Rathbone Place (*1817)(*1818)(*1820)(x1825), London

DIETHER John Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1822 29, Lisle thread st. Leicester Guileless (**1822), London

DIMOLINE Abraham

Dimoline, pianoforte in 'papier-mach�', par Jennens & Betteridge, Le Palais First State cristal : journal illustr� de l'exposition DE 1851, 26/07/1851, p. 188 (Gallica)

Statant pianoforte (Betteridge) cf 1867 (newspaper publisher mach�) and here the real one, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.

LONDON - "489 Dimoline, Abraham, Danmark Street, Bristol - Designer and Manufacturer. Registered compensation pianoforte, seven musical octave. The chemical mechanism, by its lightness, &c., produces an ageable touch; improved design for uncovering the keys; the panels are paintings of mother-of-pearl connected drinking glass. Qualified semi-cottage, seven octave : with same mechanism, and papier-mach� case with adorned nacre, in the Italian style." Prescribed description and illustrated catalog of the Of import exhibition, 1851, p. 469

'Inventor and Forte-piano-maker' ca. 1840-93

(continuation)

LONDON - "The cottage forte-piano, the case work in papier mache, by Messrs. Jennens and Bettridge, is a original adjustment of this class of ornament, and is exceedingly showy. The instrument is by Mr. Dimoline, of Bristol." Crystal Castle, and its contents : being an illustrated cyclopedia of the great exhibition of the industry of whol nations, 1851, p. 202 (archive.org)

LONDON - "489 Dimoline, A., Zeichn. und Fabr. � Ein Pianoforte mit sieben Octaven. (Registrirt.)" Amtlicher Catalog der Ausstellung der Industrie-Erzeugnisse aller V�lker, 1851, p. 67

LONDON - " DIMOLINE , ABRAHAM, 34 College Green, Bristol �Rosewood cottage pianoforte. " The Transnational Exhibition of 1862, London, 1862, p. 9

Trophy medal London, 1851 | Exhibitors list London, 1862 | Exhibitors heel Paris, 1867
25, Dock Street (***1840), Kingston Upon Hull

[6], Denmark Street (**1848)(**1851), 34 College Green (*1862), 5, Merchants Road, Clifton (*1893), Bristol

DIMOLINE PIANO CO Piano-maker and/operating theater pianoforte dealer atomic number 20. 1914-15 11, Parkhurst Traveling, N. (*1914) (*1915) , London

DISTIN H 'Pianoforte-Almighty' ca. 1848 Church building Lane, Synagogue (**1848), Bristol

DIXON A. Forte-piano-Godhead and/or piano dealer 1906
'Piano-Handlung' (x1906)
Marketplace Place (x1906), Beccles

DIXON Henry 'Pianoforte-manufacturing business ' Ca. 1 884-95
"Lonesome London maker of the DULCIMER" (**1884)
129, Lower Kennington Lane, S.E. (**1884) (**1891) (**1895) , Jack London

DIXON J.

Patent of 1880 : " January. 27, 1880. - J. Dixon. Apparatus to forbid pianofortes getting out of melodic phras, consisting of two sounding-boards with strings carried over each. " The History of the Pianoforte: With an Account of the Theory of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 228
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 18 80 British capital ?

DIXON John Pianoforte-Lord and/or pianoforte dealer California. 1906 [ since 1886 (x1906)]
'Piano- u. Blechinstr.-Handlung' (x1906)
Hobart House, Port wine Carlisle (x1906), Carlisle

DIXON S. Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte trader ca. 1 903-10 122, Denmark Road (*1903) (*1906)(*1910) , Sheffield

Corydalus cornutus Arthur Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1906
'Pianissimo assai-Handlung' (x1906)
3, River Street (x1906), Carlisle

DOBSON Benjamin 'Organ Builder and Piano-Forte-manufacturers ' ca. 1 812-20
DOBSON &A; MUNRO (*1812)
22, Swan Street, Minories (*1812)(*1817)(*1820), British capital

Dobsonfly & Robert Hutchings Goddard 'Forte-piano-makers ' ca. 1 896 24, Ingrave Street, Battersea, S.W. (**1896), British capital

DODD Edward

Patent of 1827 : "To EDWARD Donn, of Berwick Street, SoHo, in the county of Middlesex, musical instrument maker, for his invention of certain improvements on forte-piano-fortes. [Certain 26th July, 1827.]
IT English hawthorn represent persuasion a very remarkable description of this invention to say it is something about placing the sound control panel of a pianissimo assai-forte upon ribs, leaving fistulate spaces under it, and extending the dimensions of the sound board an inch or two at the base part: yet, such is the vague and defective explanation which the specification gives of this invention, that we really are unable to afford a more lucid explanation of its construction, or to give our readers any advance clue to the object intended by the patentee, or to the claim of invention operating room novelty which he English hawthorn consider himself to be the writer of.
A representation is given of the kind of hammering which is hired to strike the string section; the constitute is the same every bit usual ; but the outer piece of leather, which wraps round the point of the hammer, is to be glued at one end to the wood, and at the other end successful bolted by a small clamp. piece and screw. The object of this is not expressed, but we presume that the outer piece of leather, being abutting to the close of the hammering in that way, rather of attaching it by glue, wish cause the blow surrendered by the hammering upon the string to be softer, and produce a less wireyrtone than the anile grammatical construction of hammer, and also admit of the leather being tightened up, if it should become loose away wean�[Inrolled in the Inrolment Ofice, January, 1828.]" Isaac Newton's Capital of the United Kingdom Journal of Humanities and Sciences, 1831, p. 212 - see likewise 'La garniture de marteaux'
'Liquid Instrument Maker' ca. 18 22
DODD & Son (**1822), 'Harp makers'

(law of continuation)

Patent of 1840 : " Edward Dodd, of Kentish-town, musical instrument maker, for improvements in softly fortes, November 7 ; six months." The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal, Intensity 3, 1840, p. 432
Berwick Street, Soho , Middlesex (**1831) , Kentish-townspeople [?] (*1840), 112, Vauxhall Walk, Lambeth (**1851), London

DODD J. '
Pianoforte-Almighty' ca. 1862

Exhibitors list London, 1862
Castle Street (*1862), Shrewsbury

DODD St. Thomas
'Instrument Divine' atomic number 20. 1818-22

DODD Tho mas (**1818)

DODD Thomas & Son (**1822)
92, St. Martin's Lane (**1818)(**1822), London

DODDRELL T.

Obvious of 1884 : " June 14, 1884 � T. DODDRELL. Improvement in shape of grand piano pianofortes." The Account of the Pianoforte: With an Score of the Theory of Healthy and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 237

Patent of 1884 : " June 25, 1884. � T. DODDRELL. Improved wrestpins." The Chronicle of the Pianoforte: With an Account statement of the Theory of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 237
Forte-piano-maker and/operating theatre pianoforte dealer or artificer ca. 1884 London ?

DODDS Thomas
| DOBBS
1785 - "Thomas Dobbs, Arrived in the last Ship from London, Reed organ Builder, Harpsichord, and Piano Forte Maker, begs leave to offer his best services to Ladies and Gentlemen, who may have occasion for the above-mentioned Instruments; specimens of his abilities in constructing which may be seen and tried at his House, Nobelium. 74, in Queen-Street." The Arts and Crafts in Greater New York: 1777-1799, 1954, p. 360
' Hammond organ Builder, Harpsichord, and Soft Forte Maker ' ca. 17 85 and in front
He immigrated from London to New York in 1785.
Capital of the United Kingdom

DODDS Seth Thomas

'Organ Builder' Ca. 1793 20, John Street, Tottenham Court Road (**1793), Greater London

DODIMEAD & Sons
Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1 906

'Musikal.-, Piano-, Instrumenten- u. M�bel-Handlung' (x1906)
High Street (x1906), Biggleswade

DODSON J.
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1888

1888 - "Satisfactions. Dodson, J., pianoforte producer, 99, Shrubland-grove, Dalston, for �15, to F. Naylor. Filed June 19. Satisfied Nov. 29. - Dodson, J., pianoforte producer, 99, Shrubland-grove, Dalston, for �36, to F. Holloway. Filed March 28. Mitigated November. 29. Bills of Sales agreement. Dodson, J., piano manufacturer, 99, Shrubland-grove, Dalston, for �65, to T. H. Martin. Filed Nov. 30." The Piece of furniture Gazette, 15/12/1888, p. 428

99, Shrubland-grove, Dalston (xx1888 ), London

DODSON William 'Pianoforte-Jehovah' since 18 67
22A, Bryan Street, Caledonian Road, N. (**1882) (**1884) (**1891), 85, Liverool Road, Islington, N. (*1893) (**1895) , 22, 22A, 22B, William Jennings Bryan Street, Caledonian Road, N. (*1893), 8, Bryan Street, Caledonian Road, N. (**1895), 22[b], Bryan Street, Caledonian Road, N. (*1895)(*1897)(*1899) (*1903) (*1906) (*1907) (*1909) , 85, Liverpool Road, N. (**1882) (**1884) (*1910) , 8a, Bryan Street, Kobenhavn Street, N. (*1914)(*1915), 8, Bryan Street, N. Caledonian Road, N. (*1921), London

DODSWORTH George

1848 - "George Dodsworth, once of No. 1, Ranelagh-grove. Pimlico, Journeyman Cabinet Shaper, part of the break of employ, then of Denbigh-street, Pimlico, out of employ, then of Charlton-street, Somers'-township, out of employ, and then of No. 19, Charlotte-terrace, Snowy Conduitfields, Journeyman Forte-piano Speciality Maker, and then of No. 5, Foley-street, Mary-lupus erythematosus-bone, so of Foley-place, Mary-lebone, unconscious of employ, and so of No. 25, Buckingham-place, New-road, Craftsman Piano Forte Maker, then of No. 5, Horner-place, New-road, and lastly of No. 27, George-street, Foley-place, all in Middlesex, Journeyman Piano Forte Maker." The London Gazette for the twelvemonth 1848, p. 34
'Pianoforte-Almighty' ca. 1848 27, George-street, Foley-place, Middlesex (*1848), London

DODSWORTH & WAITE
Forte-piano-makers and/or pianoforte dealers ca. 188 4
Carlton Street (**1884), Castleford, Yorkshire

DOERNER F. & Sons
| D�RNER
German 'Pianoforte-maker s' ca. 1 882-1914

BOOSEY & Co, agents (*1914)
4, Appold Street, Curtain Road, E.C. (**1882), 295, Trustee Street, W. (*1914), British capital

DOLLARD F. 'Piano-manufacturer ' ca. 1 820-40
DOLLARD F. & Co (??)
Clipstone street Fitsroy Square (P1820-40), London

DONAJOWSKI Ernest
'Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer California. 1906-10
26, Rook Street, W. (*1906)(*1907)(*1910), London

DONE Book of Joshua

Square piano of 1780, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, U.S.
Square pianoforte of 1796, nameboard, The Monart Collection, Wexford, Ireland, U.K.

'Pianoforte-maker' calcium. 1780-18 12 30, Chancery Lane (*1793), 24, Enthusiastic James Street, Bedford Row (*1803)(*1812), London

DONNER John 'Harpsichord-maker' ca. 1793 (***1793), London

DORE Joseph 'Pianoforte-Almighty' ca. 1843 10, Polygon, Clarendon (*1843), London

DOUG'ID Gilchrist
'Harpsichord Divine' Ca. 1 793
37, The Virgin-le-bone Street (***1793), London

Stephen Arnold Douglas Edwin F.
Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1906-10
5, Nottingham Street, W. (*1906)(*1907)(*1910), London

DOVE Frederick
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1882-1909

'From Broadwood's'

DOVE Frederick & Sons (**1891) (**1895)(*1907) (*1909)

29, Winchester Street, Pimlico, S.W. (**1882) (**1884) , 27- 29, Winchester Street, S.W. (**1891) (**1895) , 99, Pimlico Moving, S.W. (*1907)(*1909), London

DOVE Thomas 'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 18 42-93 Upper Clapton (x1842), 54, Wansey Street, Walworth, S.E. (**1884), 48, Wansey Street, Walworth, S.E. (*1893), London

Dover William Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer and publisher ca. 1822 6, Newman's Words, Lincoln's Inn W. C. Fields (**1822), Capital of the United Kingdom

DOWLING E.

Apparent of 1869 : "April 14, 1869. - E. DOWLING. Application of T-headed screw to fly-rest." The History of the Pianoforte: With an Account of the Theory of Phone and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 221
Forte-piano-maker and/or pianoforte trader OR inventor Golden State. 18 69 Capital of the United Kingdom ?

DOWNING D. F.

Letters patent of 1884 : " June 14, 1884. - D. F. DOWNING. Improved action." The History of the Piano: With an Account of the Theory of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 237
Pianoforte-Maker and/or pianoforte bargainer or discoverer ca. 1884 Capital of the United Kingdom ?

DOWNING William
'Music-seller' atomic number 20. 1818
41, Islington Green, Islington (*1818), London

DOWNS A. R. & Co Forte-piano-maker and/or forte-piano dealer ca. 1906 [ since 1873 (x1906)]
'Fabrik der �EUTERPE � -Orgeln u. Pianos, Piano- u. Musikinstr.-Handlung' (x1906)
East Dereham

DRAYCOTT John H. 'Forte-piano-maker' ca. 1884-1909
30, Ladbroke Grove Traveling, W. (**1884), 26 , Ladbroke Grove Road, W. (**1891), 30, Ladbroke Grove Roadworthy, W. (*1907)(*1909), London

DREAPER William Porter

PARIS - " Dreaper, Wm. H. &adenosine monophosphate; G. H. ; Fabricants de pianos ; 96, Bold Street, et 103, Mrs. Henry Wood Street, Liverpool. Grand oblique (modele droit), avec monture nut fer compose, le meuble en style �gypte-grec." Catalog officiel de lanthanum section anglaise, 1878, p. 66 (archive.org)

PARIS - "Dreaper, Wm. H. & G. H.; Forte-piano Manufacturers; 96, Bold Street and 103, Wood Street, Liverpool.

Oblique Grand Pianoforte (bungalow shape), with composite plant iron bod, the case in Egypto-Grecian flair." Administrative body Catalogue of the British people Section, Paris Exhibirion, 1878, p. 63

John Griffith Chaney - " At 3,662, Messrs. W. H. &adenylic acid; G. H. DREAPER, Liverpool, exhibit a handsome pianoforte-case, having carved swags at the ends of the keyboard, and in an elaborate way carved con soles at the sides. The joint where the fall closes passes crosswise the stiles of some small panels, alternatively of being formed in the quirkiness of a moulding. The effect of this is not quite happy. The panels in the upper part are decorated with scroll-work, swags, griffins and another devices in marqueterie. The same firm exhibit another case, with carved sun-flowers and other ornaments in the panels, in the grouns of which are golden." The Furniture Gazette, 01/07/1885, p. 309

'Pianoforte-manufacturer' since 1828

DREAPER William H. & G. H. (*1875)(**1878)(**1880)(*1893) (*1895)(*1897) (*1899)(*1903) (*1906)(*1909)

RUSHWORTH & DREAPER (*1910) , see likewise RUSHWORTH

Patent of 1854 : " 2671. William Hall porter Dreaper, of Nervy-street, Liverpool, Lancaster, pianoforte manufacturer. The improvement of the inven of pianofortes." Mechanic's Magazine, 1855, p. 116

Patent of 1861 : "Dreaper -21th May 1861 - 1293. William Porter Dreaper, of 56, Bold Street, Liverpool, for an invention for Improvements in piano-fortes. Letters Apparent sealed." Chronological and Descriptive Index finger of Patents Applied for and Patents, 1862, p. 86 - or - "May 21, 1861. - WILLIAM DREAPER. �Tie-rod is applied to ... the bars of the sound-plank in much to draw such bar or bars into a bent form.�" The History of the Pianoforte: With an Answer for of the Theory of Undamaged and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889 , p. 215

Patent of 1884 : " June 21, 1884. - W. H. DREAPER. Reinforced sound-board." The History of the Pianoforte: With an Account of the Hypothesis of Healthy and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 237

Bronze medal and Honorable acknowledgment Paris, 1878 | Exhibitors heel London, 1885

32, Ranelagh Street (*1837)(**1837), 49, Bold Street (*1846), 56, Unafraid Street (**1862), 103, Wood Street (**1878), 96, Bold Street W. (*1875)(**1878)(**1880)(*1893) (*1895)(*1897)(*1899) (*1903) (*1906)(*1909) , 13, Islington (*1910), L iverpool

DRIVER & Co Piano-maker and/operating room pianoforte dealer ca. 1906 [ since 1871 (x1906)]
'Orgelbauer, Orgelpfeifen-Macher, Piano u. Harmonium-H�ndler' (x1906)
Hammerston Street (x1906), Burnley

DRIVER & HAIGH Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 19 10 135, East Parade (*1910), Bradford

DUCK & PINKER

BRAND

Fudge Son & PINKER ready-made pianomarks like BRISTOL

Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1848-19 10 [ since 1848 (x1906)]

DUCK William (**1848)(*1850)

DUCK Son &ere; PINKER (*1883)(*1903)(*1906)(x1906)(*1909)(*1910), see PINKER

Ready-made 9000 pianos in 1900 (�)

'Musikal.-, Piano- u. Organ-Handlung' (x1906) in Bath

'Musikal.-, Pianoforte-, Orgel- u. Reed organ-Handlung' (x1906) in Bristol

2, Pulteney Bridge (**1848), 21, Daniel Street (*1850), 1-6, Pulteney Bridge (*1883)(x1906), Bathtub

1, Royal Promenade, Clifton (*1903) (*1906)(x1906)(*1909) , 78, Queens Route (*1910) , Bristol

DUDLEY John & Co 'Pianoforte-maker' after 1900 London

DUFF
| DURR

CHALLEN, DUFF & HODGSON

Upright pianoforte ca. 1862, Powerhouse Museum, Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences Sydney, Australia

"Duff &adenosine monophosphate; Hodgson, music selles & publishers, 65 Oxford Street, & patent piano makers, & 3 Berners Street." The Post Office London Directory, 1843, p. 165

"Duff, Hodgson, & Co (late Towns), 20 Oxford Street. - Pianofortes. The exhibitors beg to call the attention of the philharmonic world and the public to the excelence of te landscaped pianofortes made by them; specimens of which may now be seen at the International Exhibition,where they have met with the unqualified approbation OD some of our most magisterial pianists. These instruments, for quality and quantity of tone, diplomacy of touch, and durability of construction, cannot follow surpassed. They have been exposrted to the nigh hard and extreme climates, and have been found superior to well-nig others. The shadowing is a descriptive and priced list of those most in necessitate : -
Nary. 1. Serious walnut or mahogany boudoir, full compass - 30 guineas
2. Elegant rosewood or zebra wood boudoir - 38 guineas
3. In French walnut (of great beaty) - 42 guineas
4. Ditto, redundant deluxe - 45 guineas
5. Ditto, with sculpted scrll legs and plinth - 50 guineas rosewood cottage, ditto - 55 guineas
7. Ditto, walnut bungalow - 45 guineas
8. Rosewood tree cottage - 45 guineas
9. Fench walnut cottage - 50 guineas." The International Exhibition of 1862, p. 102
'Pianoforte-maker' and publisher ca. 1839- 1910
Plum duff &A; HODGSON (x1842) (*1843)(**1852)(*1862), see also HODGSON

CHALLEN, Plum duff & HODGSON (1864) (*1872), see also CHALLEN

DUFF & STEWART (*1866)(x1871)(*1906) (*1907)(*1910)

LONDON - "3394 Duff & Hodgson (late Towns), 20, Oxford-st. � Pianos." International exhibition, 1862 : Official catalog of the industrial department, 1862, p. 54

Exhibitors List London, 1862
Oxford Street (**1839), 3, Berner Street, Oxford Street (x1842) (*1843)(**1852), 65, Oxford Street (y1844) (**1852) (y1858) , 20, Oxford Street (*1862), 147, Oxford Street (x1871), Little Marlborough Street (*1906) (*1907)(*1910) , London

DULCETTE

BRAND

Made by AJELLO & Sons after 1900

John Griffith Chaney

DUMVILLE W. Pianoforte-makers and/or piano dealers ca. 1906-10 14, Duke Street (*1906) (*1909)(*1910) , Manchester

D UNCAN George C.
'Pianoforte-Divine' ca. 1818-25

LYON & Isadora Duncan (*1814), see also LYON
13, Marshall Street Carnaby Market (*1818), 56, Greek Street, SoHo (*1823), 50, Hellenic language Street, SoHo (x1825), London

D UNCAN Whoremaster
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1814-23

LYON &ere; DUNCAN (*1814), see also LYON
56, Greek Street, Soho (*1823), London

D UNCAN Thomas Joshua
'Organ builder & Piano-maker' ca. 1855
Grocery street (xx1855), Poole, Dorset

DUNGEY W. Forte-piano-maker and/or forte-piano trader ca. 1906
'Piano-, Orgel- u. Instrumenten-H�ndler, -Reparateur u. -Stimmer' (x1906)
Headcorn (x1906), A shford

DUNHILL Henry
'Pianoforte-makers' ca. 1882-9 5

DUNHILL Henry (**1882)

DUNHILL Miss Jane (**1891) (**1895)

DUNHILL F. & H. (*1893)
10, Swiss Bench, Belsize Itinerant, N.W. (**1882) (**1884) (**1891)(*1893) (**1895) , London

DUNKLEY Carolus 'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1916-21
DUNKLEY & Centennial State (*1921)
12, Hazellville Route, Upper Holloway, N. (*1916) (*1917) (*1918)(*1919) , 12, Hazellville Roadworthy, Hornsey Rise N. (*1921), London

DUNKLEY F. W.
Pianoforte-manufacturing business and/or pianoforte dealer Golden State. 1903-19 21

DUNKLEY F. W. &ere; Co (*1921)

PHOTO

Frequent of F. W. DUNKLEY
157, East Street Junction, Bedminster (*1921), Bristol

DUNKLEY G. W. 'Piano-maker' ca. 19 04 2, Anton Street, Lower Clapton, N.E. (**19 04), British capital

DUNKLEY James Henry

Patent of 1874 : "Feb. 27, 1874. - J. H. DUNKLEY. Sounding-board carried up to top-bridge. " The History of the Pianoforte: With an Business relationship of the Possibility of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 224
Pianoforte-Creator and/or pianoforte dealer ca. 1874-191 9
3a, Camden Road, N.W. (**1891), 116-118, Bayham Street, N.W. (**1891), 16, Downs Road, Lower Clapton, N.E. (*1916) (*1917) (*1918)(*1919) , London

DUNKLEY J. J. Pianoforte-maker and/or pianoforte trader calcium. 1895-1910 71, Piccadilly (*1895)(*1906) (*1909)(*1910) , Manchester

DUNKLEY William
LONDON - " Mister. W. DUNKLEY, High-street, Clapham, shows, at 3,645, a walnut-Grant Wood pianoforte-case of unusual form. The upper destiny overhangs in the mode of a core, and the supports are engraved in representation of harps." The Furniture Gazette, 01/07/1885, p. 310-311
'Pianoforte-Lord' since 1865

Exhibitors list London, 1885

101, High-altitude Street, Clapham, S.W. (**1882)(**1885)(**1891)(*1893) (*1895)(**1895)(**1896)(*1897)(*1899) (**1901)(*1903) (**1904) (*1906) (*1907) (*1909) (*1910) , 12, Great Chapel service Street, S.W. (**1895), 10a, Acre Lane, West Brixton , S.W. (**1896) (**1901)(**1904) , 61, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. (**1901) , 101, High Street, Clapham (*1907), 161, Main street, Clapham, S.W. (*1916)(*1917)(*1918)(*1919), Manufactory : North Road, Clapham Parkland, S.W. (**1896)(**1901)(**1904)(*1916)(*1917)(*1918)(*1919), 161, Clapham High S. W. (*1921), London

DUNMO, ELLIS &ere; Pitcher's mound

'Pianoforte-makers' ca. 1895-1915
Ascertain also ELLIS and HILL

97a, Shrubind. Road, Distn., N. (**1895), 27 a, Canal Road, K. Road (*1895)(*1897), 97a, Shrubland Road, Dalston, N.E. (*1914) (*1915) , 14, Triangle Road, Hackney, N.E. (*1914) (*1915) , London

D UNN George 'Pianoforte-Jehovah' ca. 1818-43
48, Cured Street, Oxford Street (*1818), 77, Neat Tichfield Street, Fitzroy Square (*1820)(*1823)(x1825), 36, London Street, Fitzroy Solid (**1841) (x1842) (*1843), Capital of the United Kingdom

DURRANT Thomas 'Piano-maker' Ca. 1882
30, Ledbroke Grove Road, W. (**1882), London

DUSSEK Jean Louis
(1760 - 1812)

CO RRI, DUSSEK & CO

Honorable pianoforte ca. 1800, sold by Sotheby's, Present owners anonymous

DUSSEK
on this situation

Click on the links hither above.

'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1 794-1800

CO RRI, DUSSEK & CO (1790), see CORRI, 'Music Sellers'

He married the daughter of Domenico CORRI.

Belly-up in 1799, so he went to Hamburg.
London

Edinburgh, Scotland

DUTFIELD Thomas

Apparent of 1866 : "Cooper. Dutfield. Gibson. - 25th January 1866. 248. Henry Cooper, and Thomas Dutfield, some of Victoria Park, in the County of Middlesex, and Horse parsley Gibson, of the Borough of Southwark, in the County of Surrey, for an design for Improvements in pianissimo-fortes." Chronological exponent of patents applied for and patents, 1867, p. 19

'Pianoforte-maker' ? ca. 1866
Victoria Ballpark, Middlesex (**1867), London

DYER S. Edmund Wilson Forte-piano-maker and/or pianoforte trader ca. 1 906
'Soft- u. Orgel-Handlung' (x1906)
68, White Ladies Road (x1906), Bristol

DYER W. C.

Manifest of 1882 : " June 1, 1882. - W. C. DYER. Improved methods of connecting organ pedals with keys of pianoforte." The History of the Forte-piano: With an Accounting of the Hypothesis of Sound and ..., Edgar Brinsmead, 1889, p. 233
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 18 82 London ?

DYER William Francis 'Pianoforte-shaper' ca. 1882-1919
DYER W. F. & Son (**1904)(*1916) (*1917) (*1918)(*1919)

30, Hoxton Street, N. (**1882), 14, Stoke Newington Moving, N. (*1916) (*1917) (*1918)(*1919) , London

DYSON
'Pianoforte-maker' ca. 1895-1910 [ since 1867 (x1906)]

DYSON & Sons (**1895)(**1901)(x1906)

'Musikal.-, Orgel-, Pianissimo-Handlung' (x1906) in Croydon

DYSON W. M. (*1910)

72, Berner Street, W. (**1895), 19, George Street, Croydon (**1901), 14, Stoke Newington Touring, N. (**1904), 17, Bagby Ferrace (*1910), Leeds

London, Windsor

19, Saint George Street (x1906), Croydon

(*1793): 'The London Directory', 1793, p. 54

(**1793): 'Wakefield's Merchant and Tradesman's General Directory for London', 1793, Dodds p. 89

(***1793): 'The Cabinet-Maker And Upholsterer's Drawing-Book', 1793, p. 24

(*1794): 'Kent's Directory for the Year 1794. Cities of London and Westminster, & Borough of Southwark', 1794 (londonancestor.com)

(*1801): 'The Each month Magazine', Volume 11, 1801, p. 57

(*1803): 'Kent's Directory', 1803, Dale p. 53, Done p. 60

(*1807): 'The Post office London directory', 1807, p. 70 (babel.hathitrust.org)

(**1807): 'Dodsley's Yearbook Register', Edmund Burke, 1807, p. 406

(*1810): 'The London Gazette', 20-23/01/1810, p. 106

(*1812): 'The Carry-Office Yearbook Directory for London', 1812

(*1814): 'The Post-Office Period Directory for 1814'

(*1816): 'The Local post office London directory', 1816, p. (Davies) 88 + (Dettmer) 94 (babel.hathitrust.org)

(*1817): 'The Local post office London directory', 1817, p. (Davies) 88 + (Dettmer) 94 + (Dierkes) 96 + (Dobson) 97 (Tower of Babel.hathitrust.org)

(**1817): 'Annals of Philosophical system, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy ...', Volume 10, Saint Thomas Thomson, 1817, p. 74

(*1818): 'Johnstone's London Commercial Guide, and Street Directory; on a Red-hot and More ...', 1818, p. 118, Dodd p. 431, Downing p. 266

(**1818): 'The Canvass Book, for Electing Two Representatives in Parliament for City of London and Liberty of Westminster', 1818

(*1820): 'The Post Office London directory', 1820, p. (Dettmer) 94 + (Dierkes) 102 + (Dobson) 103 + (Dunn) 109 (Babel.hathitrust.org)

(**1822): 'History, Directory &A; Gazetteer, of the County of York: With Select Lists of ...', 1822, p. 30-34+63

(*1823): 'Rockwell Kent's Daring London Directory', 1823

(**1823): 'The Time period Musical Magazine and Review', Volume 5, 1823, p. 77

(*1824): 'La Belle assembl�e: or, Bell's court and fashionable magazine', Volumes 29-30, 1824, p. 41

(**1824): 'Mechanism' Magazine and Journal of Science, Arts, and Manufactures', Volume 1, 6 march, 1824, p. 442

(x1825): 'Pigot & Co.'s new commercial directory of Scotland for 1825', p. 907-908 (digital.nls.uk)

(*1828): 'The London journal of arts and sciences (and repertory of evident inventions ..., William Newton, 1828, p. 221

(**1828): 'The Yearly Register of Creation Events: A Brush up of the Class 1827', Volume 69, 1828, p. 534

(*1831): ' The London Journal of Arts and Sciences, 1831, p. 329-331

(**1831): ' Sir Isaac Newton's London Journal of Arts and Sciences', 1831, p. 212

(*1834): ' The London Journal of Arts and Sciences, and Repertory of ...', Volume 9, 1834, p. 197

(**1834): ' The Spectator', Loudness 7, 10/05/1834, p. 450

(x1834): 'Pigot's Directory of 1834' (genuki.org.uk)

(*1835): ' Mechanism Magazine', Volume 22, 1835, p. 479

(*1836): ' The Musical world', 08/04/1836, p. 67

(*1837): 'Pigot and conscientious objector.'s national commercial directory of the overall of Scotland', 1837, Aberdeen p. 186, Edinburgh p. 98, Liverpool p. 78, Leeds p. 54, Newcastle p. 126

(**1837): 'The Poll for the election ..., Liverpool', July, 1837, p. 125

(**1839): 'The Dulcet World, A Weekley Record of Musical Scientific discipline Literature and ...', 1839, p. 48

(*1840): 'The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal', Volume 3, 1840, p. 432

(***1840): 'The Midland counties railway companion. Also, guides to the London ...', 1840, p. 38

(***1840): 'History, Gazetteer and Directory of the East and North Ridings of Yorkshire ...', 1840, p. 788

(**1841): 'Post Office London Directory', 1841, p. 807 (specialcollections.lupus erythematosus.ac.uk)

(x1842): 'Robson's London Directory', 1842, p. 1598 -1599 (archive.org)

(*1843): 'The Post Office John Griffith Chaney Directory', 1843

(**1843): 'The Illustrated Greater London News', 16/12/1843, p. 399

(y1844): 'The Musical Multiplication and Vocalizing Sort out Circular', 1844, p. 80

(*1845): ' Hiram Williams's Directory of the Borough of Leeds: Giving an Entirely New ...', 1845, p. 307

(x1845): 'The London Gazette', 04/04/1845, p. 1071

(*1846): 'Slater's Status Dealing Directory of Irish Free State', 1846, Leeds p. 75

(*1848): 'The London Gazette for the year 1848', p. 34

(**1848): 'Hunt &A; Co.'s directory & topography for the cities of Exeter and Bristol, etc, 1848, p. 124-125 and 115 (Duck)

(*1850): 'The British people Colonies: Their History, Extent, Condition and ...', Volume 4, 1850, p. 4

(**1850): 'Bath Annual Directory: Comprising General Directory; Professional Directory', 1850, p. 117

(x1850): 'History, gazetteer, and directory of Devonshire', 1850, p. 168

(**1851): ' Official description and illustrated catalogue of the Not bad exhibition 1851', p. 464-469

(**1852): 'Post Power London Directory', 1852 (specialcollections.le.ac.United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irelan)

(xx1855): 'Post office Princess Grace of Monaco's directory of Hampshire, Dorsetshire, Wiltshire', 1855, p. 64

(*1856): 'Chronological index of patents applied for and patents granted', 1856, p. 146

(**1856): 'Notes and Queries', 1856, p. 224

(*1858): 'Annuaire-almanach du commerce, de l'industrie, de la magistrature et de l'administration : ou almanach diethylstilboestrol 500.000 adresses de Paris, des d�partements et des pays �trangers : Firmin Didot et Bottin r�unis', 1858, p. 2249

(**1858): 'Newton's John Griffith Chaney Journal of Arts and Sciences', 1858, p. 314

(y1858): 'The Illustrated London News', 1858, p. 492

(*1859): 'Notes and Queries', 24/09/1859, p. 260

(x1861): 'The Official Illustrated Guide to the Avid Northern Railway', 1861, p. 42

(*1862): ' International exhibition, 1862 : Official catalog of the industrial section', 1862, p. 54+96

(**1862): ' Chronological and Descriptive Index of Patents Applied for and Patents', 1862, p. 86

(*1866): 'The Essex Monthly and Home Counties Smorgasbord', 05/01/1866, p. 69

(**1866): 'Folthorp's Page's Motor inn head and general directory for Brighton', 1866, p. 437

(**1867): ' Chronological index of patents applied for and patents', 1867, p. 19

(***1868): 'Allen's West John Griffith Chaney Street Directory, 1868, away Samuel Allen (gutenberg.jump-start&A;translate)

(**1869): 'Written record index finger of patents applied for and patents granted ...', 1869, p. 227

(x1871): 'The Singing Times', 01/09/1871, p. 195

(*1872): 'Journal of the Bon ton of Arts', Volume 20, 1872, p. 889

(*1875): 'The Commercial directory of Liverpool, and shipping guide', 1875, Aberdeen p. 434, Dewsbury p. 656, London p. 608, Coventry p. 582, Bradford p. 567, Liverpool p. 274

(y1877), 'The Cheltenham annuaire', 1877, p. 228

(*1878): 'Frances Wright's Directory of Leicester &adenosine monophosphate; Six Miles Disclike', 1878, p. 54 (specialcollections.lupus erythematosus.ac.uk)

(**1878): 'Catalogue officiel de la section anglaise', 1878, p. 66- 67 (archive.org)

(**1880): 'The Commercial directory of Liverpool, and shipping guide', 1880, Aberdeen p. 808, Armagh p. 844, Belfast p. 837, Halifax p. 975, Huddersfield p. 982, Liverpool p. 333-334, London p. 473, Manchester p. 436

(**1882): 'Post Office London Directory', 1882, p. 412(specialcollections.le.ac.GB)

(*1883): 'Weary Willie's Directory of Somersetshire: With City of London of Bristol', 1883, p. 546

(**1884): 'Business Directory of London', 1884, p. 618-619 (specialcollections.le.ac.United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irelan)

(**1885): ' The Piece of furniture Gazette', 01/07/1885, p. 309-311

(xx1888): ' The Furniture Gazette', 15/12/1888, p. 428

(**1891): 'Base Position London Trades Directory', 1891, p. 480-481(specialcollections.LE.ac.uk)

(*1893): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique et musical', 1893, p. 656-664 (Gallica)

(*1895): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique et musical', 1895, p. 717-718 (Gallica)

(**1895): 'Military post Office London Directory, 1895, p. 2038-2039 (specialcollections.LE.ac.uk)

(**1896): 'Kelly's London Suburban Directory', 1896, p. 954-955(specialcollections.le.ac.uk)

(*1897): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique et musical', 1897, p. 834-841 (Gallica)

(*1899): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique et liquid', 1897, p. 1010-1017, Liverpool p. 1016 (Gallica)

(**1901): 'Grace Kelly's London Community Directory', 1901, p. 1050-1051 (specialcollections.le.actinium.UK)

(*1903): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique et musical', 1903, p. 1103-1110 (Gallica)

(**1904) : 'Post Office London County Suburbs Directory', 1904, p. 1129-1130 (specialcollections.le.ac.uk)

(*1906): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique', 1906, p. 1091-1100 (Gallica)

(x1906): 'Weltadressbuch der gesammten Musikinstrumenten-Industrie', 1906, Ashford p. 374, Tumulus p. 376, Bathroom p. 376, Beccles p. 377, Bedford p. 377, Biggleswade p. 378, Birmingham p. 379-380, Blyth p. 382, Bradford p. 383, Bristol p. 385-386, Burnley p. 386-387, Burslem p. 387, Canterbury p. 388, Cardiff p. 388, Carlisle p. 388, Chelmsford p. 389, Cheltenham p. 389, Cirencester p. 390, Colchester p. 391, Croydon p. 393, Dewsbury p. 394-395, Dorking p. 395, Earlstown p. 397, East Dereham p. 397, Eccles p. 398, Gateshead p. 401 (digital.sim.spk-berlin.Diamond State)

(*1907): 'Annuaire des artistes et First State l'enseignement dramatique et musical', 1907, p. 1094-1104 (Gallica)

(*1909): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique et musical', 1909, p. 1105-1113 (Gallica)

(*1910): 'Annuaire des artistes et de l'enseignement dramatique et musical', 1910, p. 1144-1153 (Gallica)

(*1914): 'Place Office London Directory', 1914, p. 1837-1838 (specialcollections.LE.ac.uk)

(*1915): 'Post Billet Jack London Directory', 1915, p. 1796-1797 (specialcollections.LE.ac.uk)

(*1916): 'Post Office London County Suburbs Directory', 1916, p. 606 (specialcollections.lupus erythematosus.ac.uk)

(*1917): 'Stake Spot London County Suburbs Directory', 1917, p. 592-593 (specialcollections.le.ac.U.K.)

(*1918): 'Stake Office London County Suburbs Directory', 1918, p. 571-572 (specialcollections.le.ac.UK)

(*1919): 'Post Office London County Suburbs Directory', 1919, p. 555 (specialcollections.le.ac.uk)

(*1921): 'The Medicine Trade Directory', Book 32, 1921

(�): 'Histoire de piano DE 1700 � 1950', Mario Pizzi, 1983

(�): 'Makers of the Pianissimo 1700-1820' and 'Makers of the Piano 1820-1860', Martha Novak Clinkscale, 1993

(⁴): Dettmer family tree & Dettmer pianos connected Kellawayhouse.co.uk

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