History of the Worshipful Company of Glaziers of the City of London, otherwise the Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass (1918)
Ashdown, Charles Henry, Tippetts, Percy W. Berriman, Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass · London : Printed by Blades, East & Blades · leaf 55
Street Hill as a well-inhabited place. He also speaks of 40 GLAZIERS AND PAINTERS OF GLASS. a fair House in the Parish of St. Mary Mounthaw now letten out forRent, which house some time was one of the Halls pertaining to theCompany of Fishmongers, and incidentally mentions that on the northside of… … ^ Map of London, by Agas {/em/). Q. Eliz., c. 1560), preserved in the Guildhall. (Glaziers Hall, to 1666, had a frontage to Fysche Streate Hill, and extended upon the East side ofFyve Foot Lane (marked with a *). It was either the building shown at the North-West corner abut-ting upon Old Fysche…
Company of Glaziers (London) · Glass painting and staining
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