Sentence examples for harness maker from inspiring English sources

(Hermès' roots are as a bridle and harness maker).

Born in a small Ohio town in 1836, Wyant was apprenticed early to a harness maker.

Hermès, founded as a harness maker in Paris in 1837, is one of the oldest luxury brands in the world.

The company, which started in 1837 in Paris as a harness maker, has a full range of luxury products, including leather goods and home furnishings, scarves and clothing.

Founded in 1837 by Thierry Hermès as a harness maker, it had diversified to include clothing, jewelry and accessories by the 1920s.

Founded in Paris by Thierry Hermès in 1837, Hermès began life as a harness maker, later evolving into a saddle maker.

In the late 19th century, when Thomas comes of age, it includes not only some thousand acres of orchards, woods and arable land, but also Tuckertown, a settlement of black families working as orchardists, blacksmiths, harness makers and servants on the Retreat and neighboring estates.

Painted with punning slogans like "Strike While the Iron Is Hot" (for the blacksmiths) and "May Our Carriage Ever be Upright" (the saddle and harness makers), the textiles had belonged to the Maine Charitable Mechanic Association, which auctioned them in August at James D. Julia in Fairfield, Me.

So the terrier men and harness makers came in their coaches, a few uppercrust masters of foxhounds took lunch in their London clubs, hundreds of thousands of people who love the English countryside and want to save it -- to London we all marched.

Particularly interesting is the book's explanation of creative destruction: "America had more than 100,000 harness makers in 1900 and more than 200,000 blacksmiths.

(The house was founded in 1837, by Thierry Hermès, a harness-maker whose descendants served as saddlers to European royalty).