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Stag Cabinet Co

From Graces Guide
March 1911.
August 1958.
July 1961.
February 1962.
August 1962.
November 1963.

Stag Cabinet Co Ltd. of Haydn Road, Nottingham, furniture makers.

1906 Founded by Cyril Alstead and Leonard Levy.

1914 The company was incorporated in Nottingham by the Radfords (presumably a reconstruction of the company). The Radfords also owned the Stag Co, a manufacturer of motorcycles and engines.

1914 the Stag Cabinet Co., Ltd., Furniture Manufacturer, of Sherwood. Nottingham, was advertising for staff[1]

1918 Advertising for Cabinet-Makers. Stag Cabinet Co, Cameron Street, Sherwood, Nottingham.[2]

1938 Mentioned as one of the important furniture manufacturing centres in the country (ie Nottingham?); amongst those represented at a Christmas Tree ceremony were: Messrs. V. N. Radford (Stag Cabinet Company), H. S. Cheshire (Cheshire’s of Nottingham), George Stokes (Everest Upholstery Company), W. A. Anderson (W. Lawrence)[3]

1949 The Stag Cabinet Co. acquired a smaller factory nearby, owned until recently by Messrs. J. S Beaumont, furniture manufacturers. It is being turned over to the making of radio cabinets[4]

1967 The Stag Cabinet Co. introduced their new Savanna range, at the Furniture Show. [5]

1972 Public issue of shares in Stag Furniture Holdings Ltd, parent of Stag Cabinet Co Ltd


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Sources of Information

  1. Nottingham Evening Post 14 August 1914
  2. Nottingham Evening Post - Tuesday 28 May 1918
  3. Nottingham Journal 30 December 1938
  4. Nottingham Evening Post 03 October 1949
  5. Herts and Essex Observer 27 January 1967