Jonathan Anderson and Joshua Perry are recorded in S. Lewis, Worcestershire General and Commercial Directory For 1820, as successors to Mr. Churchill, presumably James Churchill, Herald Painter of the Tithing, Worcester who is listed in 1794. Anderson and Perry appear in the Directories until 1830. From 1835 the firm became J. Anderson and Son. They are listed as supplying picture frames to Westwood Park, Droitwich, Worcestershire and evidently did likewise for other patrons in the surrounding area.
A pair of near-identical was sold anonymously, Christie's, London, 10 April 1986, lot 49 and another similar pair was recorded at Oakly Park, Shropshire, remodelled for Hon. R. H. Clive in two phases starting in 1818 and 1836 and the seat of the Earls of Plymouth.

PARK HOUSE, ELMLEY CASTLE, WORCESTERSHIRE

Park House, Elmley Castle in Worcestershire was an Elizabethan manor house built in the 1550s, remodelled in 1702, surrounded by medieval parkland dating back to 1234. The estate was purchased in 1822 by Colonel Thomas Henry Hastings Davies, M. P. for Worcester, a wealthy East India stock owner and distinguished veteran of the Peninsula and Waterloo. The estate remained in the family until the house was demolished in 1960, as illustrated in Sir Roy Strong, The Destruction of the Country House: 1875-1975, London, 1974.