George Stubbs establishes a sole practice.

William Mark Fladgate joins Clarke & Fynmore, forming Clarke, Fynmore & Fladgate and establishing the Fladgate name.

We were appointed agent to the Commissioners for The Great Exhibition, the world’s first international exhibition, held in Hyde Park. 

We were authorised Power of Attorney by Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, in connection with the will of James Smithson, whose legacy would become the Smithsonian Institution.

We worked with Richard D’Oyly Carte, the impresario, on the purchase of the English Opera House site – leading to a relationship spanning generations.

Our relationship with Sir Winston and Lady Churchill began during his first term as Prime Minister and grew into a trusted partnership, with Churchill sharing his paintings in personal correspondence.

Our relationship with the fast‑paced world of Formula One and motorsport begins, evolving over the years to meet the rise of electric racing and Formula E.

Fladgate LLP is created, bringing together centuries of history under one modern firm.

Fladgate LLP relocates to Great Queen Street on its 250th anniversary.

Fladgate remains one firm, one office in Covent Garden – with international influence, enduring relationships, and a belief that real partnership stands the test of time.