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Vintage designs from a time when elegance came as standard
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The Name Behind the Gladstone Bag. William Ewart Gladstone was elected Conservative Member of Parliament for Newark-on-Trent in 1832 and served for more than ten years. Gladstone’s constituency office was based at the Clinton Arms Hotel in Newark’s market place where a plaque on the wall marks his acceptance speech from the balcony of the hotel.
Gladstone eventually served four terms as Prime Minister of Britain and Ireland ending 1894.
Today his name lives on for many great works, as well as the Gladstone bag that bears his name.
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