Textiles

NOTES: This store occupied two storeys of a mixed use block: the second and third floors were used for parking and the eight top floors for offices. The store ceased trading in the mid 1990s.

NOTES: This railway carriage was built by the London and North-Western Railway and became part of the National Railway Museum collection in York in 1975.

NOTES: This stand was designed by Sanderson's own staff.

SOURCE: Derek Patmore. Colour schemes for the modern home (London, 1936), pl. 15

NOTES: Sir Kenneth Clark lived at no.30 Portland Place from 1934-1939. The carpet here was designed by Marion Dorn.

NOTES: The hotel was created out of four buildings, ranging in date from the early 18th century to the later 19th century in 1972.

NOTES: Walton redecorated and furnished Elmbank.

NOTES: This was one of seven Voysey designs for wallpapers or textiles published in the Builder, 1899 April 8, for which he provided explanatory notes. His note regarding this design stated, "This design was made for wallpaper or woven silk, but never considered good enough by the manufacturers to be produced."