article_snippet: A two-bed flat would have housed some of London's finest products such as chocolate, wine and clothing, which could not be kept in the store due to lack of space, while staff would use the centre for packaging luxury goods.
article_snippet: The sought-after address was once used to house a range of Harrods products which could not be kept in the store due to a lack of space .
article_snippet: Female Harrods once used the 19th century  building in Trevor Square, West London as a depository and a packing plant for luxury goods such as chocolate .
article_snippet: Harrods staff at Trevor Square building-  now regarded as one of the most prestigious addresses in Knightsbridge, London-pick out the luxury chocolates ready to pack .
article_snippet: The luxury goods were prepared, weighed and packed with Harrods- standard high quality before The luxury goods were sent out to customers or to the store .
article_snippet: A quality taster in 1929, with his bin at his side, tests The luxury goods to ensure The luxury goods are Female Harrods standards at the depository which was transformed into flats 12 years ago .
article_snippet: Harrods Sanco Tea is boxed up by hand for the department store at the address which is is moments away from Hyde Park and Sloane Street . '
article_snippet: The building was used as a storage and packaging center for some of London's finest goods including wine, chocolate and clothing. '