British Consumption

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A baluster cordial or toastmaster’s glass
Birminham toy trade goods
Cheapside Market circa 1600
Chinese export punch bowl
Composition and consumption of imports to Britain circa 1700-1800
Composition and source of British imports, 1699-1800
Consumption per head of colonial groceries in Britain, 1693-1799
English East India Company imports to England:Britain, 1693-1740
English Silver vessels 16th c
Examples of Luxury goods in Britain
Expenditure on necessities as a proportion of men’s earnings, 1781-1854
From Indian to British luxury cotton goods
Growth of shopping in Britain
Household goods left in wills by gender, 1700-1800
Indian export bed cover
Local retailing, toy and metal trades, late 18th c
Luxury Glassmaking in England, 17th c
New Exchange
Ownership and prices of some consumer goods 1660-1810
Ownership of consumer goods 1660-1760
Ownership of goods, 1660-1780
Porcelain from China, 16th c
Prices of chinaware, 1809-10
Prices of plate, candlesticks and cutlery, late 18thc
Promoting silk production in England
Queen's Ware, Punchbowl and stand
Tapestry production in England, 17thc
The Royal Exchange of London 1640s
Trade card for tin-plate workers
Trade card of paper-hanging warehouse, 1760
Trade cards and catalogue advertising
Trade catalogue with Sheffield teapot
Wedgwood china sales prices, 1770