Leeds School
Walter Gough
Leeds, worked 1820–1840
Amateur work with thick, light orange-brown varnish. Also active in London according to the Hill Archive. — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
GOUGH, Walter Worked circa. 1820-1840 Leeds UK. Amateur work with thick, light orange-brown varnish. Also active in London according to the Hill Archive.
George Hart+
An indifferent workman.
William Meredith Morris+
Indifferent work and tone.
Cecie Stainer+
d. about 1830. He was not a particularly good workman
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Gehört er auch nicht zu den bedeutendsten englischen Geigenmachern, so
ist doch seine Arbeit nicht übel, das Modell gut und der Lack von gelbrother
Farbe.
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Working in Leeds at the same time
George (I) Firth worked 1830–1840
James Lilley worked 1800–1820
John Charles Fryer worked 1830–1845
John Gough worked 1820
John Knowles Heaps worked 1840–1855
Mark William Dearlove 1803–1880
William (I) Booth 1779–1857
William (II) Booth 1816–1856