The Hatfield Gallery of Antiques was established in 1914 by the architect F.W. Speaight and the photographer R.N. Speaight, together with Horace Hall, formerly of the antique department at Harrods department store. The business was founded 'in order that collectors may be assured of the genuineness of all the articles they purchase' (according to the business advertisements, c.1914). Goodrich House, was named after the former resident, Thomas Goodrich, Bishop of Ely during the reign of Henry VIII, and was to be furnished with antiques in various room settings, all for sale.
Hatfield Gallery of Antiques
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Trading Names
The Hatfield Gallery of Antiques Ltd. | 1914 - 1920 |
Classifications
No Classifications
Specialisms
No Specialisms
Trading Classifications
No Trading Classifications
People
F.W. Speaight | 1914 |
R N Speaight | 1914 |
Horace Hall | 1914 |
Memberships
BADA | 1920 |
Locations
Goodrich House, Hatfield, England | 1914 - 1920 |
Objects Sold
No Objects Sold
Objects Bought
No Objects Bought