The Pratt family of antique dealers appear to have been established in the late 19th century by Caleb Pratt; their own advertising states that they were established in 1860. The family included Charles Pratt and Stanley J. Pratt. By 1950 the firm was appointed Fireplace Furnishers to King George V.
Charles James Pratt
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C.J. Pratt, 186 Brompton Road, London exterior, 1925. Photograph, Quinneys theatre performance programme, New Theatre St Martins Lane, London 1925.
Trading Names
| C Pratt & Sons | 1900 - 1934 |
| Charles J. Pratt | 1925 |
| C.J. Pratt | 1932 - 1961 |
| Pratt, Son & Sons | 1936 - 1948 |
| Pratt & Sons | 1946 |
| Caleb Pratt | 1900 |
Classifications
No Classifications
Specialisms
| antique furniture | 1925 |
| Old Brass Work | 1925 |
| Old Carved Marble and Wood Mantels | 1925 |
Trading Classifications
| Antique Furniture Dealers | 1900 - 1930 |
| Art Dealers & Importers | 1900 |
People
No People
Memberships
| BADA | 1927 |
Locations
Objects Sold
No Objects Sold
Objects Bought
No Objects Bought