Golden Anchor Wine Vaults Auction at Garraway's Coffee House
A London property known as Golden Anchor Wine Vaults No 139 Golden Lane is to be sold by auction by Mr Henshaw at Garraway's Coffee House Change Alley Cornhill. The premises are well kept with modern improvements and a long lease at 430 per year. Viewing and particulars available at Garraway's and auctioneer 33 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Ten days before the sale.
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