| Description | (a) Bill. James Wellsted (London) to Miss Boulton. 6 Dec.1819 - 11 May 1820. furniture. £207.7s.9½d.
(b) Receipt. James Wellsted (London) to Miss Boulton. 24 Nov. 1819. £50.0s.0d.
(c) Letter. James Wellsted (13 Molyneux Street, Bryanston Square, London) to Miss Boulton. 9 Nov. 1820. Pembroke table has been forwarded per Pickfords , apologies for delay but has been waiting for the wood to be well seasoned.
(d) Letter. J. Flavell for James Wellsted (London) to Miss Boulton. 2 Jun. 1820.
Mr. Wellsted has been dangerously ill but is now recovered. 'If you do not dispose of the Pembroke table Mr Wellsted will change it with pleasure. He is sorry there is more fringe in the Bed than you wished, but he understood you wanted it full and handsome... Mr Wellsted begs me to say that he cannot afford to make a low wardrobe precisely the same as yours under £24.10s. and Chest of drawers for £12.12s. as he before informed you, he lost money by both of them. [He] will take care to procure a piece of the printed cotton and forward as soon as possible.'
(e) Note summarising transactions with Wellsted. (torn) |