John Pollard Seddon (1827 – 1906)

In 1874 Voysey was articled to the Gothic Revivalist architect John Pollard Seddon.
Seddon was the son of a cabinet-maker and also designed furniture,
encaustic floor tiles and ecclesiastical embroideries.
Voysey was working on country churches and learned the art of decorative design.
 

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Ayot St Peter, photo by Mallrat1978 on Wikipedia	AYOT ST. PETER, Hertfordshire,  photo on  english-church-architecture.net	AYOT ST. PETER, Hertfordshire,  photo on english-church-architecture.net	AYOT ST. PETER, Hertfordshire, photo on  english-church-architecture.net
Church of St John the Evangelist, Maindee, Newport (geograph)  John Lord,  Wikipedia	Church of St Oudoceus, Llandogo,  photo by Wici Rhuthun 1 on Wikipedia	Llanfihangel-tor-y-mynydd, Church of St Michael,  geograph.org.uk  (Wikipedia)	St Mary, Ullenhall, Warwickshire,  on themistsoftime.wordpress.com
St Catherine, Hoarwithy,  photo by Philip Halling on Wikipedia	St Catherine's Church, Hoarwithy, geograph.org.uk, Pauline Eccles (Wikipedia)	St Catherine, Hoarwithy,  photo on victorianweb.org
Christ College Brecon, Independent Boarding and Day School,  photo by Stephmaggs on Wikipedia	Hen Goleg Prifysgol Aberystwyth,  un o adeiladau enwocaf John Pollard Seddon, photo on Wikipedia	Yr Hen Goleg, Prifysgol Aberystwyth, photo by Ray Jones  on Wikipedia
Lamb and Seddon's 1904  design for  a new Imperial Monumental Halls, RIBA Collections (Wikipedia)	Drawing on paper,  photo on collections.vam.ac.uk	Drawing on paper,  photo on collections.vam.ac.uk
Chair, photo on piraneseum.com	Armchair, photo on puritanvalues.co.uk	Armchair, photo on puritanvalues.co.uk	King Rene's Honeymoon Cabinet, photo on collections.vam.ac.uk
Walnut Display Shelves,  photo on victorianweb.org	Jardiniere, photo on collections.vam.ac.uk	Seddon, candlestick, photo on woolleyandwallis.co.uk