City of London Livery Company
Supporting Leathercraft in the UK
Modern Fellowship and Friendship
The Worshipful Company of Curriers - historic City of London Livery Company with an active current membership.
Founded in 1272, the Company received its Charter of Incorporation from King James I in 1605. Like many Livery Companies today, it is no longer a craft guild, supervising and regulating a specific business activity. It has developed into a modern fellowship involved in a range of contemporary activities with a lively and enthusiastic membership.
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With the decline of the leather currying trade in the UK, the Curriers have developed into a modern fellowship of over 100 professional men and women, many working in or close to the City of London.
The Company has a long history, dating from 1272 when the “Mysterie of Curriers” first became a trade association. It holds number 29 in the order of precedence of the Livery Companies of the City.
