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ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENT WORKSHOP * |
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A place where architectural ornaments such as stone vases and urns are manufactured. |
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RAILWAY ENGINEERING WORKSHOP * |
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An engineering workshop, often attached to an engine shed, for the running repairs of operational parts, etc. |
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FRAMEWORK KNITTERS WORKSHOP * |
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A room or building for hand knitting garments on simple hand frames. |
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TAPESTRY WEAVING WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop where tapestries were made. |
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CARPET WEAVERS WORKSHOP * |
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A building where carpets and other floor furnishings were woven. |
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BASKET MAKERS WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop where baskets were manufactured. |
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CLOTH CUTTERS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where processed cloth is cut for use as garments or soft furnishings, etc. |
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METAL WORKERS WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop used by a craftsman who works in base or precious metals. |
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SAGGAR MAKERS WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop in which saggars - fire clay boxes to protect ware from direct action of flame and gases during firing - were manufactured. |
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STAINED GLASS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where stained glass is manufactured, traditionally for church windows. |
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SILVERSMITHS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where silverware is manufactured. |
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WHEELWRIGHTS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where wheels and wheeled vehicles were manufactured, originally from wood. |
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WOOD WORKERS WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop in which products are made using wood and timber. |
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BLACKSMITHS WORKSHOP * |
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Place where a smith works iron. May be for small scale local use or within a larger industrial complex. |
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BRUSHMAKERS WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop where wooden brushes are manufactured on a small scale. |
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ENGINEERING WORKSHOP * |
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A building or room used for any type of engineering work. Use more specific type where known. |
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GALVANIZING WORKSHOP * |
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A place where an anti-corrosion coating of zinc is added to iron and steel products to prevent them from rusting. |
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MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP * |
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A building or room used for the repair and maintenance of machinery in a large complex, such as a hospital, school or factory.
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SHIPWRIGHTS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where dockyard craftsmen both design and build ships. |
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WATCHMAKERS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where watches and timepieces are manufactured and mended. |
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WHITESMITHS WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop with a forge for the melting and working of white metal, ie. low-melting alloys. Also used for a smith specializing in decorative or finely finished wrought iron work. |
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CARPENTERS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where products are manufactured from wood. |
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FILEMAKERS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where metal-cutting hand files were made. |
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GOLDSMITHS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where gold is worked into articles or products. |
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LOCKSMITHS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where padlocks and rim locks for doors are made from iron and brass. |
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TILEMAKING WORKSHOP * |
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A place where ceramic tiles are manufactured. |
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FURNITURE WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop for the manufacturing of furniture. |
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JEWELLERY WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop used for the manufacture of items of jewellery and/or timepieces from precious metals and precious or semi-precious stones. |
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CLOTHING WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop for the manufacture of clothing, eg. tailor's workshop. |
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COBBLERS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where shoes and boots are mended. |
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DOMESTIC WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop forming part of a domestic dwelling. |
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CUTLERY WORKSHOP * |
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A place where metal knives and edge cutting tools were manufactured. |
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FITTERS WORKSHOP * |
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Engineering workshop intended either for final adjustments of new machinery or the fitting of replacement parts to machinery under repair. |
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HATTERS WORKSHOP * |
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A place where hats are made and sold. |
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HOSIERY WORKSHOP * |
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A place where knitted fabrics and legware garments were manufactured. |
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POTTERY WORKSHOP * |
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A building or room where items of pottery are manufactured. Includes handcrafted and machine made pottery. |
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RAILWAY WORKSHOP * |
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An ancilliary workshop used for repairs, etc. |
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TEXTILE WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop used in the manufacture and preparation of textiles. |
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WEAVERS WORKSHOP * |
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A handloom weavers workshop where the weaver received yarn from a clothier and manufactured a woven piece of cloth from it. |
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COTTON WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop used in the manufacture and preparation of cotton |
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MARINE WORKSHOP * |
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A craft or repair workshop in a boat yard, harbour or naval dockyard. |
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STATUE WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop used for the manufacture of statues, either cast or carved. |
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PIPE WORKSHOP * |
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A workshop used for the manufacture of clay tobacco pipes. |
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WORKSHOP * |
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A building or room used for small scale manufacture. Use more specific term where possible. |
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