Arundale, W., 2 Castle St, Hastings, Sussex, carver and gilder (1837–40). Successor to G. Wooll. Arundale had previously been employed by Ackermann & Co., Strand, London. He advertised that he could offer carving and gilding ‘in all its branches by competent workmen — Paintings cleaned and varnished’. The wide range of other goods offered for sale suggest that this business was organised as a general and fashionable repository of the arts. [D; The Strangers Guide to Hastings, c. 1839; The Sussex Agricultural Express, 4 February 1837, 24 March 1838]