Tawery

rare. [f. TAWER¹ or TAW v.¹: see -ERY.] An establishment where skins are tawed.

1830.  Maunder, Dict. Eng. Lang., Tawery, a manufactory in which skins are dyed with alum.

1885.  C. T. Davis, Manuf. Leather, 656 (Cent. Dict.). In Parisian taweries calves’ brains, intimately mixed with wheat flour, are used as a substitute for yelk of egg.