Office-Holders in Modern Britain: Volume 11 (Revised), Court Officers, 1660-1837. Originally published by University of London, London, 2006.
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Table-Deckers 1713–1837
Most table-deckers were appointed by the lord Steward. (fn. 1) In 1727 the table-deckers made between £18 5s and £20 apiece. By 1800 they made £50 apiece. In 1832 the table-decker's and assistant table-decker's places determined. They were replaced by the first table-decker at £220; a second table-decker at £200; and a third table-decker at £110. (fn. 2)
Table-Decker to the `Lords' [Gentlemen] of the Bedchamber by 1726–1760
By 1726 | Montier, P. | |
1726 | 1 Jan. | Wetherell, B. |
1727 | 1 July | Dickenson, J. |
1743 | 1 Apr. | Schultz, C. |
1758 | 25 Apr. | Schultz, G. |
First Joint Table-Decker to the Lords of the Bedchamber 1760–1761
Second Joint Table-Decker to the Lords of the Bedchamber 1760–1761
Table-Decker to the Ladies of the Bedchamber 1713–1714; 1727–1760
Table-Decker to the King's Gentlemen Waiters 1727–1761
Table-Decker to the Queen's Gentlemen Ushers, 1727–?1760
Table-Decker to the Women of the Bedchamber, 1727–1760
Table-Decker to the Maids of Honour 1727–?1760; 1761–1805
Assistant Table-Decker to the Maids of Honour ?–1805
Table-Decker to the Officers of the Guard, 1727–1761
Table-Decker to the Chaplains 1728–1805
Assistant Table-Decker to the Chaplains ?–1805
Table-Decker 1727–?1760; 1830–1832
Table-Decker to the Equerries 1802–1812
Table-Decker at Carlton House 1812–1832
(from 1830 Table Decker)
Assistant Table Decker at Carlton House 1812–1832
(from 1830 Assistant Table Decker)