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 Tom Ingram (1913-1990), a distinguished archivist, was one of the founders of the Furniture History Society, serving on its Council from 1965 to 1968 and as President from 1979 until his death in 1990. The Fund established in his memory awards grants towards travel and other incidental expenses for the purpose of study or research research into the history of furniture (a) whether or not the applicant is a member of the Society, (b) only when the study or research is likely to be of importance in furthering the objectives of the Society, and (c) only when travel could not be undertaken without a grant from the Society. The Oliver Ford Trust, endowed under the will of Oliver Ford (1925-1992),
an internationally famous interior decorator, supports the Tom
Ingram Fund by sponsoring places for younger scholars on the Society’s
study weekends and foreign tours. The Tom Ingram Fund Panel advises
on the allocation of grants. The Tom Ingram Fund Panel, which awards grants, can be contacted
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