Definition of Venesta. Meaning of Venesta. Synonyms of Venesta

- manufactured by Luterma. The term 'Plymax' was a registered trademark of Venesta, which introduced the material to the British market. During the 1930s...
- Venesta at Olympia, London in 1929. Despite his involvement with Lawn Road Flats and the Isokon company, Jack Pritchard continued to work for Venesta...
- Jack Pritchard was marketing manager for the Estonian plywood company Venesta between 1926 and 1936, while he also operated the Isokon Furniture Company...
- took control of the shipping company Williams Hudson and the timber group Venesta International through Argo Caribbean Group Limited, a Bahamian company...
- finest staterooms were more impressive. These featured white-painted 'Venesta' panels (a durable type of plywood), pilasters, archways over the stateroom...
- work for Venesta until 1936. The Isokon furniture was mainly manufactured at A M Luther in Tallinn, an Estonian company that owned 50% of Venesta and was...
- soap works Manhattan Wharf † Mohawk Wharf Lyle Park Venesta Wharf (no longer usable) (formerly Venesta plywood factory, later Aluminium Foils Ltd) Deanston...
- rudder was made of 'Venesta' plywood. Macfie emplo**** a sandwich construction, with a light framework glued between two 3-ply Venesta layers, thus combining...
- largest producers of aluminium foils in Asia, was initially established as Venesta Foils in 1905 at Kamarhati. Allied Ceramics Private Limited, manufacturer...
- magazine Art and Industry, worked in the design departments of Schweppes and Venesta Limited, and served for a time on the Research and Industrial Design Advisory...