William Croggon and Co

See Coade Stone

1821 Advert: 'COADE’S ORNAMENTAL STONE and SCAGLIOLA MARBLE WORKS, NARROW WALL, LAMBETH.
WILLIAM CROGGON and Co. have the honour to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, Architects, and others, that having purchased the entire property in this Concern, the business will be continued by them on the same plan, and the same competent Artists and Assistants have for period of above half a century been sanctioned by the most distinguished patronage.
CROGGON and Co. respectfully solicit an inspection of their extensive and valuable collection of Statues, Busts, Monuments, Coats of Arms, Fountains, Gothic and Architectural embellishments in general; Vases, Fonts, and other Works in Ornamental Stone, which experience has proved to be less vulnerable to the effects of Frost and Damp, and more durable in all situations than Marble. Also in Scagliola, imitations of every description of Marble in Columns and Pilasters, Capitals and Bases, Slabs, Niches, Vases, &c. &c. not surpassed by any thing of the kind in the kingdom. Printed Catalogues may be had at the Manufactory, near the King’s Arms Stairs, and opposite Whitehall, London.'

1832 Partnership dissolved. 'the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned, William Croggon and John Danford, as Stone-Masons and Statuaries, and in the making of Parquette and Inlaid-Work, and in the manufacture of Projecting Wood Letters, and other Work, in Palace-Row, New-Road, in the County of Middlesex, and Belvidere-Road, Lambeth, in the County of Surrey, was dissolved on the 27th day of August last by mutual consent; and that all debts due to and owing from the said late concern will be received and paid by the said William Croggon...'

1833 Bankrupt. 'William Croggon. sen. Belvidere-road. Lambeth, and Palace-row, New-road, artificial-stone-manufacturer. Cornhill broker, and Fleet-street, wooden-letter-manufacturer.'

1835 Sale of business assets. Detailed list.

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