In 1730, Francois Fleuriau moved from Broad Street to the York Buildings on Duke Street in the Strand, London and named his jewelry store the Eagle and Pearl. On the 5th June, 1736, Francis took a new apprentice named Gabriel Legir.
In 1730, Francois Fleuriau moved from Broad Street to the York Buildings on Duke Street in the Strand, London and named his jewelry store the Eagle and Pearl. On the 5th June, 1736, Francis took a new apprentice named Gabriel Legir.
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In 1730, Francois Fleuriau moved from Broad Street to the York Buildings on Duke Street in the Strand, London and named his jewelry store the Eagle and Pearl. On the 5th June, 1736, Francis took a new apprentice named Gabriel Legir.
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In 1730, Francois Fleuriau moved from Broad Street to the York Buildings on Duke Street in the Strand, London and named his jewelry store the Eagle and Pearl. On the 5th June, 1736, Francis took a new apprentice named Gabriel Legir.