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 56
church whose isolated tower still GLAZIERS AND PAINTERS OF GLASS. 41 stands in Thames Street though the nave has disappeared) while the sitewas converted into a burying place. It is described by Stowe as beingsmall and originally a Chapel of the Mounthaut family; it had beenenlarged in 1609 and was… … >1 in n n s I r^ r^ rt^^ -, ] <.5i^f ,^ STlVTory t/Jo-u.nlJtarJ Ch. f^ Map of London, by Maitland, 1760. (Fish Street Hill, or Labour in Vain Hill (now built over), had Five Foot Lane running into it. Five Foot Lane, or Finnimore Lane (the present Fye Foot I^ane), had a narrow lane, called…
Company of Glaziers (London) · Glass painting and staining
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