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Editorial
Looking forward
02/2022 | 1427 | 164
Pages: 119
Publication Received
Coney Island. Visions of an American Dreamland 1861–2008, Edited by Robin Jaffee Frank, with contributions by Charles Denson, Josh Glick, John F. Kasson and Charles Musser. | Mike Kelley: Educational Complex. By John Miller.|David Adjaye: Form, Heft, Material. Edited by Okwui Enwezor and Zoë Ryan in consultation with Peter Allison, with essays by David Adjaye, Peter Allison, Okwui Enwezor, Andrea Phillips, Zoë Ryan and Mabel O. Wilson.
02/2016 | 1355 | 158
Pages: 136
Article
‘A fête at Bermondsey’: an English landscape by Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder
05/2015 | 1346 | 157
Pages: 309-317
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Town, Edward (Town, Edward)
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1. A fête at Bermondsey, previously attributed to Joris Hoefnagel but attributed here to Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (The Marquess of Salisbury, Hatfield House, Hertfordshire)
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10. Detail of Fig.2
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11. The unfortunate painter and his family, or Mercury attempts to help the painter in poverty, by Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris)
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12. Landscape with a watermill, by Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)
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13. Arendt ende craeye (The eagle and the crow) from De warachtighe Fabulen der Dieren, by Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (British Museum, London)
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14. Illustration from Het Theatre, attributed to Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington)
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15. Detail of Fig.2
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16. Elizabeth I, by Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (Private collection)
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17. Procession of the Knights of the Garter, by Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (British Museum, London)
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2. A village festival, previously attributed to Joris Hoefnagel but attributed here to Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder (The Marquess of Salisbury, Hatfield House, Hertfordshire)
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3. Landscape with a peasant feast with people eating and drinking in foreground, a road and a well in lower left corner, trees and village-houses in middle ground, a city in background, by Johannes and Lucas Van Doetecum after Hans Bol (British Museum, London)
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4. Detail of infra-red reflectogram of Fig.1 (Katherine Ara Ltd)
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5. Photomicrograph of Fig.1
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6. Detail of Fig.2
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7. 'Courtisane Ventiane' from Théâtre de tous les peuples et nations de la terre, by Lucas de Heere (University Library, Ghent)
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8. Detail of Fig.2
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9. Marcus Garrardus Pictor, by Wenceslaus Hollar after Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger (British Museum, London)
Exhibition Review
'Visite Reali' and the Biennale. Florence
01/1996 | 1114 | 138
Pages: 51-54
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Vertova, Luisa (Vertova, Luisa; Vertova, Luisa Felicita)
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62. James I, by John de Critz the Elder. 1608. Panel, 113 by 83 cm. (Exh. Palazzo Pitti, Florence).
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63. An Antwerp Cabinet with Painted Scenes after Paolo Veronese and Domenico Fetti, by David Teniers the Younger. c. 1655. Ebony and Panels, 165 by 111 by 50 cm. (Chaucer Fine Arts, London; Exh. Palazzo degli Affari, Florence).
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64. Allegorical Victory of the Cross (or Battle of Constantine), by Bronzino. 99 by 83 cm. (Enrico Frascione, Florence; exh. Palazzo degli Affari, Florence).
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65. Madonna and Child, by Andrea di Lazzaro Cavalcanti, Called il Buggiano. Painted Stucco on Panel, Gilt Ground, 60 by 44 cm. (124 by 70 cm with frame) (Antichità Porta Borsari, Verona; Exh. Palazzo degli Affari, Florence).
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66. Amorous Scene with Musicians, by Jan Baptist Weenix. 200 by 260 cm. (R. de Filippo, Parma; Exh. Palazzo degli Affari, Florence).
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67. Canal, by Francesco Fanelli. 28 by 37.5 cm. (La Stanzina, Florence; Exh. Palazzo degli Affari, Florence).
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68. A Beggar, by Giacomo Ceruti. 94 by 72 cm. (G. Previtali, Bergamo; Exh. Palazzo degli Affari, Florence).
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69. St Elizabeth, by Matteo Civitali. 113 cm. High (Scardeoni, Lugano; Exh. Palazzo degli Affari, Florence).
Exhibition Review
The Biennale dell'Antiquariato. Florence, Palazzo Strozzi
12/1993 | 1089 | 135
Pages: 852-854
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89. Head of an Old Woman, by Ludovico Carracci. Oil on Paper Mounted on Card, 35.5 by 26 cm. (Exh. Massimo Vezzosi, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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90. Allegory of Poetry, by Hendrick Coster. 66 by 47 cm. (Exh. Lingenauber, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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91. Desk and Armchair, by Federico Tesio. 1898. Oak with Green-Coloured Analyne Wood. 120 by 60 by 115 cm. (Desk), 58 by 50 by 86 cm. (Chair). (Exh. Daniela Balzaretti, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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92. The Grand-Mother's Visit, by Giuseppe Barison. 54 by 70 cm. (Exh. Jean-Luc Baroni, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
Western art unattributed:
88. Console Table, Roman. c.1660-70. Carved and Gilt Ebony, 100 cm. High, 170 cm. Long, 80 cm. Wide. (Exh. Ida Benucci, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
Exhibition Review
The XVI Biennale Internazionale d'Antiquariato. Florence
12/1989 | 1041 | 131
Pages: 876-879
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Vertova, Luisa (Vertova, Luisa; Vertova, Luisa Felicita)
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100. View of the Porta a Pinti, by Lorenzo Gelati. C. 1863. 27.5 by 55 cm. (Galleria Parronchi, Florence; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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95. Madonna and Child, a Version of the Statue by Jacopo della Quercia for the Fonte Gaia in Siena. Terracotta, 73 by 60 cm.; And a Pair of Candle-Bearing Angels, Fifteenth Century Tuscan. Polychrome Wood, 70 by 43 cm (Excluding Base). (Luzzetti, Florence; Exh Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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97. Madonna and Child, by Pieter Coecke van Aelst. Panel, 100 by 81 cm. (De Jonckheere, Paris; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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98. Ferdinando de' Medici as Cardinal, by Scipione Pulzone. 1580. 185 by 119 cm. (Colnaghi, London; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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99. Portrait of Teresa Bandettini, by Angelica Kauffmann. 1794. 128 by 94.5 cm. (Marcello Guidi, Florence; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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96. Armida's Flight, Woven for Cardinal Richelieu. C. 1640. Tapestry. 315 by 530 cm. (Neri, Florence; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
Exhibition Review
Palazzo Strozzi: The Biennale and beyond. Florence
12/1987 | 1017 | 129
Pages: 831-836
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Vertova, Luisa (Vertova, Luisa; Vertova, Luisa Felicita)
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60. St John the Baptist with a Prophet above, by Tino di Camaino. Marble, 54 by 29 cm. (Carlo De Carlo, Florence; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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61. Cherub, by Francesco di Simone Ferrucci, 1474-76. Marble, 26 by 26 cm. (Art Studio, Brescia; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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62. Fluteplayer, by Niccolò Renieri (Regnier). 75 by 62 cm. (Neri Antichità, Florence; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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63. Drinking Couple, School of Honthorst. 59 by 50 cm. (Art Studio, Brescia; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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64. Entombment, Signed by Baldassare Carrari da Forli, about 1498-1500. Panel, 136 by 102 cm. (Luzzetti, Florence; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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65. Bacchanal, Here Attributed to Niccolò De Simone. Canvas, 60 by 105 cm. (Da Tos Belluco, Mira Porte; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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66. Venus, Here Attributed to Maffeo Verona, about 1612-14. 60 by 69 cm. (G. Sarti, London; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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57. Camel, Sui Dinasty (589-618 A. D.). Terracotta, 55 cm. High. (Giorgio Colombari, Turin; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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58. Bust of a Bearded Man in Profile, Venetian School. Greek Marble, 45 by 43 cm. (Casellati, Venice; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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59. Young St John the Baptist, by the School of Verrocchio, Terracotta, 67 cm. High. (Luzzetti, Florence; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
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67. Vanitas, Here Attributed to the Seventeenth-Century Netherlands School after Vesalius. Panel, 30 by 23 cm. (In Arte, Milano; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi).
Exhibition Review
The Burlington House Fair
09/1987 | 1014 | 129
Pages: 625-635
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Bury, Shirley (Bury, Shirley)
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Dawson, Aileen (Dawson, Aileen; D., A.)
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Impey, O. R. (Impey, O. R.; Impey, Oliver)
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Jervis, Simon (Jervis, Simon; J., S.; J., S. S.)
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Scarisbrick, Diana (Scarisbrick, Diana)
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Verdi, Richard (Verdi, Richard)
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101. Silver Cup with Tentacle Decoration, Made by Cartier in 1936. Height 24 cm. (John Jesse and Irina Laskin).
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102. Sword with Hilt of Three-Colour Gold, Executed by A. Ruffy of Martinique in 1795. (Brian Beet).
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104. One of a Pair of Russian Commodes in Mahogany and Ormulu. Designed by Christian Meyer, St Petersburg, 1782-99.95 by 139 by 64 cm. (Tzigany Fine Arts).
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75. The Adoration of the Shepherds, by Jacopo Bassano. Oil on Marble Laid on Slate. 38.4 by 38.4 cm. (Including Frame). (Piero Corsini, Inc.).
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76. St John the Baptist Preaching, by Abraham Bloemaert. 91.5 by 113 cm. (Johnny van Haeften).
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77. Interior of a Cobbler's Shop, by Quiringh van Brekelenkam. Signed and Dated 1653. Panel. 50.8 by 72.5 cm. (Brod Gallery).
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78. Landscape with Shepherds and Shepherdesses, by Aelbert Cuyp. Signed. Panel. 77.5 by 107.3 cm. (Johnny van Haeften).
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79. Moonlight Landscape, by Aert van der Neer. Signed. 86.5 by 114.5 cm. (Brod Gallery).
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80. The Rehearsal of an Opera, by Marco Ricci. 47.5 by 56.5 cm. (P. & D. Colnaghi & Co.).
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81. Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well, by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. 28 by 38.7 cm. (Piero Corsini, Inc.).
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82. Portrait of a Couple, Attributed to Henry Walton. 91.4 by 71.1 cm. (William Drummond).
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83. Mercury in Repose, by Joseph Nollekens. Terracotta. 53 by 37 cm. (Julian Hartnoll).
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84. Façade of the Church of the Redentore, Venice, by Antonio Visentini. Pen and Grey Wash. 50.8 by 37.7 cm. (Spink and Son Ltd.).
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85. Landscape, by Auguste Ravier. Signed and Dated 1855. Oil on Board. 24 by 42 cm. (Browse and Darby).
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86. Swimming Bath, by Eugène Jansson. Signed and Dated 1911. 200 by 300 cm. (Peter Nahum Ltd.).
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87. Pots de fleurs, by Henri Le Sidaner. Signed. 73.7 by 92.7 cm. (Richard Green).
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90. Meissen Tea Caddy and Domed Cover. c.1745. Height 13 cm. (Brian Haughton Antiques).
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91. White Glass Bowl, Staffordshire, 1755-60. Diameter c.8.5 cm. Delomosne).
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92. Chantilly Tray, Painted with Quail Pattern. c. 21.5 by 9.5 cm. (Klaber and Klaber).
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93. St Cloud Jar and Cover, Cup Saucer and Cover, with Prunus Blossom in Relief. (Klaber and Klaber).
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98. Silver Gilt Sugar Vase and Cover. 1803. Made by Digby Scott and Benjamin Smith. Height 17 cm., Width 15 cm. (Garrard).
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99. Covered Sugar Bowl. 1709. Made in Exeter by Edward Richards. Height 14 cm, Length across Handles 17.8 cm. (J. H. Bourdon-Smith).
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94. Chinese Export Plaster Figure of a European. Signed 'Amoy Chinqua FE1717'. Height 35.2 cm. (Vanderven and Vanderven).
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95. Chinese Circular Laquer Wall-Panel, Carved in Deep Relief, with a Gilt-Bronze Handle. Qianlong Period (1736-95). Diameter 79.7 cm. (Spink & Son Ltd.).
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97. Javanese Bronze Seated Buddha Sakyamuni in European Position. Ninth Century. Height 17 cm. (Shirley Day).
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100. Set of Eight Footed Silver Gilt Salvers, Engraved with the Arms of John Methuen. London Hallmarks for 1703. (Spink & Son Ltd.).
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103. Dutch Buffet-Commode with Lacquer Panels. Marquetry of Citronnier and Sycamore. 121 by 59 by 92.5 cm. (Pieter Hoogendijk).
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105. Pair of Silver-Mounted Diamond Floral Ornaments. Height 3 cm. (Wartski).
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106. Tiara of Natural Oriental Pearls and Diamonds. (Garrard).
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88. Delftware Punch Bowl. 1718. Diameter 30 cm. (Jonathan Horne).
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89. Chinoiserie Half-Pint Mug (Left). Height 9.5 cm. Quart-Size Mug (Right), Late Eighteenth Century. Height 16 cm. (Jonathan Horne).
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96. Chinese Bronze Tripod Censer with Heaven-Soaring Handles. Chienlung Period. Height 45.7 cm. (Michael Goedhuis).
Supplement
The Burlington House Fair: Introduction, Foreword, Royal Loans and List of Exhibitors
09/1987 | 1014 | 129
Pages: 1-10, 26-135
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Grey, Roger de (Grey, Roger de)
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Snowman, A. Kenneth (Snowman, A. Kenneth)
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'A Pagoda in the East Indies'. Thomas Daniell (1749-1840). Oil on Canvas, Signed: T. Daniell. Size: 42 × 55in (107 × 140cms)
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A French Louis XIV Secrétaire à abattant, Stamped C. Topino JME (Charles Topino, Maître 1773). Floral Marquetry of Rosewood, Palisander and Other Fine Woods Veneered on Oak. Height $5129cm). Width 30in (76.5cm). Depth 15½in (39cm)
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A Gentleman in a Gig. Signed and Dated J. Clark 1857. Oil on Canvas. 19½ × 23½in (50 × 60cm)
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A Gilt-Bronze Mantel Clock with Allegorical Figures of 'Geography' and 'Study' by Jean-Joseph de St. Germain (1719-1791). Movement by Charles Le Roy. Height 26.4in (66cm). Width 11.2in (28cm). Length 22in (55cm)
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A Highly Important Adam Period Demi Lune Commode with Its Original Painted Decoration in the Manner of Angelica Kaufmann. Height 32¼in (82cm), Width 51¼in (130cm), Depth 21in (53.5cm)
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A Large, Four-Sheet Copperplate Map of the World by Giovanni. Francesco Camocio, Published in Venice, 1569. 41 × 24in (103½ × 63cm)
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A Magnificent Set of Six George III Candlesticks and a Pair of Candelabra, by John Scofield. London 1794. Height of Candlesticks 11½ in (29.5 cm). Height of Candelabra 22¼in (56.5cm)
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A Rare Bronze and Ivory Sculpture of a Horse and Rider, c. 1925. Signed by Bruno Zack. 18½in High (47cm)
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A Rare Pair of Chelsea Lemon Boxes after a Meissen Model by Kaendler. Red Anchor Marks. c. 1755. Length 6½in (16.5cm). Height 3in (7.5cm)
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A Small Marquetry Longcase Clock Signed 'Edmund Massey Londini fecit', with Bolt and Shutter Maintaining Power. c. 1680 Height 78in (198.1cm)
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A Very Fine and Rare First Period Worcester Cream Jug and Cover, on a Rich Claret Ground. The cisellé Gilt Enriched Rococco Reserve is Painted with an Exotic Bird Pecking Clusters of Fruit, in the Atelier of the Studio of James Giles. c. 1770. Height (12cm). Width 3in (7.6cm)
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A Very Fine Pair of Silver-Gilt Hair-Brushes Made by Smith and Sharp in 1793. The Arms Are Those of Fane with Child in Pretence.
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A Very Important and Fine Quality Set of Eight, George II Period, Mahogany Dining. Chairs, Circa 1750, by Gillows of Lancaster. With Elaborately Carved and Shaped Backs to Compass Shaped Drop-In Seats Having Finely Carved and Shaped Rails with Carved Cabriole Front Legs Terminating in Claw and Ball Feet.
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Abraham Solomon (1824-1862). Third Class - The Parting. Oils on Board 8 × 10in (20 × 25.5cm)
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Abraham van Beyeren (The Hague 1620/1-1690 Overschie), A Still Life. Signed and Dated 1654. Oil on Canvas. (102 × 100cm)
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Ambrosius Benson (Active 1519-1550). Portrait of a Gentleman, Said to Be a Goldsmith. Oil on Panel. (37.5 × 30cm)
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An Important George III Regulator of One Month Duration Incorporating the Compensated Pendulum Invented by the Maker. Ellicott - London. c. 1770 Height 81in (206cm)
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An Important Platinum and Diamond Brooch with Flexible Drops, c. 1910. Platinum Mounted Diamond-Set Flexible Bracelet in Scale Form, c. 1930. A Fine Platinum Mounted Diamond-Set Bracelet, Signed Bourdier, Paris, c. 1925. Actual Size
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Chelsea Goat and Bee Jug, the flowering shrub moulded and painted with coloured flowers, the body with two ladybirds and flowerheads, the brown stalk with green oak leaves on a green and brown base. Incised Triangle Mark 1745-49. Height 4¼in (11cm) Silver Pepper in the form of Smeaton's Eddystone Lighthouse made by William Pope of Plymouth. Assayed in Exeter 1848
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Early Drinking Vessels Suitable for Beer, Water, or Tea. Newcastle Tankard made in 1721 by Thomas Partis, it bears the Arms of Clennell. Charles II Tankard made in 1681 by Dorothy Grant, it measures 6in (15.2cm) to the top of the thumbpiece. Charles II Beaker of 1675 made by EG, measuring 4½in (11.4cm) high. Christening Mug made in Edinburgh by James Tait. c. 1720 Tea Bowl made by Nathaniel Lock of London in 1697. Diameter 3½in (8.4cm)
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Edwin Lord Weeks (American, 1849-1903), A Royal Procession Before the Jumna Musjid or Chief Mosque at Agra, India. (The subject of this painting is probably Maharajah Matho Rao Scindhia of Gwalior leading the procession of princes at the durbar held at Agra in 1895 in honour of Lord Elgin II who had succeeded as Indian Viceroy in 1894.) Oil on canvas. Signed. c 1895 (87.5 × 136.5cm)
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Fabergé Imperial Presentation Cigarette Case, Jewelled, Enamelled and Gold-Mounted, Signed. Fabergé, Workmaster Henrik Wigström, 10 cm Long, Original Fitted Case. Given by Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra to a Member of the Swedish Royal Family. Engraved with Autograph Signatures and Date 15 June 1907.
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Francis Hayman, Sir Henry Paulet Bart. Oil on Canvas 29 × $39frac{3}{4}$ in (74 × 101cm)
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Frank Dillon (1823-1909), Ka'ah in the Harem of Sheykh Sadat, Cairo, c. 1875, Gouache
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Gardening knife, carved blue jade snail handle and gold enamelled mount by Fabergé. Set of aquamarine diamond and pearl flower heads forming a diadem by Fouquet. Pair of eighteenth century diamond flowers mounted as earclips. Gem-set bouquet of flowers in diamonds, ruby, emerald, sapphire and spinel. c. 1820. Diamond and cabochon sapphire serpent brooch by Bolin, St. Petersburg, c. 1900. Seed pearl, diamond and enamel necklace by Carlo and Arthur Giuliano. Pair of combs by Riffault with circular gold heads enamelled plique-à-jour Paris, 1880. Parasol handle by Fabergé with a carved rock crystal swan's head with a gold mount. These objects are shown greatly reduced: length of Fabergé knife 7½in (19cm)
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George II Silver Tray of Unusual Rectangular Form, Engraved with the Arms of Turner Quartering Cholmley with Marwood in Pretence. The Tray Was Made by John Barbe, the London silversmith, in 1741. Weight 1150z 3dwt. (42.2 × 54cm)
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Giovanni Antonio Canal, Called Canaletto (1697-Venice-1768) The Grand Canal, Venice, Looking North-West from the Campo Santa Sofia, with the Palazzo Sagrado to the Right, the Palazzo Corner della Regina and the Palazzo Pesaro to the Left, the Palazzo Vendramin-Calergi and San Marcuola beyond. c. 1735. Canvas 23½ × 37in (59.5 × 94cm)
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Giuseppe Zais (Forno di Canale 1709-Treviso 1784). Oil on Canvas. 54 × 104in (137 × 264cm)
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Gold Brooch with Figures Enamelled in Colour. Signed Lalique. French, Art Nouveau
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Goya (1746-1828), Religious Scene. Pen and Wash, Signed. 9½ × 5½ (23 × 14cm)
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Henri Gervex (1852-1929), Cinq heures chez Paquin. Oil on Canvas. 44 × 67½ in (113 × 172cm)
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Henri Marchal (Born Nancy 1878), Study of a Young Boy Bending. Black and Red Chalks. Signed and Dated 1898. (37.5 × 20.5cm)
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Henri Martin, La Promenade. C. 1910 Oil on Panel, Signed. (45 × 32cm)
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Herman van der Myn (Amsterdam 1684-1741 London), A Bacchante with a Putto, Satyrs and Nymphs in the Background. Signed and Dated 1716. Oil on Panel. 19½ × 15½ in (49.5 × 39.4cm)
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Indispensable Accomplishments, or Hints to a City Gentleman. Plate I 'How to purchase a Horse'. Plate II 'Going it Full Speed'. Plate III 'Standing it Miserable' Plate IV 'How to come it Aukwardly' Set of four coloured aquatints, with fine original colouring by and after H. Alken, published January 28th, 1815 by E. Orme, Bond Street, London.
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Jan Baptiste van Helderberg (1651 - Antwerp? - Ghent - 1734). Guardian Angel with Child and Devil. Signed with Monogram. Gilt Bronze. Height (39cm)
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Jan Davidsz de Heem (1606-1684), Fruit Still Life. Oil on Panel. Coats of Antwerp Panel Maker (F)D. B. (35.8 × 52.3cm). Signed on the Top Right Hand Corner.
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Jan Van Goyen (Leiden 1596-The Hague 1656), Winterscene with Skaters on a Frozen River. Signed and Dated 1642 Oil on Panel 18¼ × 24½in (46.5 × 62cm)
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Jean Covens & Corneille Mortier This Actuale Survey of London, Westminster Southwark... Copper Plate Engraving in Fine Original Wash Colour, Published by Covens and Mortier in Amsterdam. c. 1725
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Jean-Etienne Liotard (1702-1789), George Keppel, 3rd Earl of Albermarle K. G., 1724-1772. Signed and Dated on Verso 1768. Pastel and Crayon on Parchment. 25½ × 21in (65.8 × 53.3cm)
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Jean-Léon Gérôme (Vesoul 1824-1904 Paris), Les Etangs de St C... c. 1895. Canvas 23½ × 36¼in (59.7 × 92cm)
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La Folle Chanson. Very Important White Marble Group by Joseph M Thomas, dit Jef Lambeaux 1852-1908. Flemish School. Height 1.44m Width 1m. Circa 1889-1900
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Leon-Augustin Lhermitte (1844-1925), Portrait of an Old Man. Signed and Dated Paris 1874. Black Chalk on Paper Watermark PL BA and Ed & Cie. in a Cartouche (48.3 × 38.4cm)
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Lorenzo di Bicci (Florentine) (1350-1427) Triptych. Madonna and Child with St Christopher and Attendant Saints. c. 1380-90 Tempera on Panel 66 × 34in (168 × 137cm)
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Luca Carlevarijs, Idealized Roman Landscape with the Ponte Rotto. c 1712-14. Oil on Canvas 34 × 51¼in (86.5 × 130cm)
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Made for Sir Richard Hoare by Chippendale, Haig & Co, a Very Important Ormolu-Mounted Rosewood and Pollard Oak Commode. 49ins Wide. 35ins High. 27½ins Deep.
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Magnificent Pair of Antique Silver Seven-Light Candelabra. Victorian, 1874, by Robert Garrard. Height 34in (86.36cm).
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Michele Marieschi (1710 - Venice - 1744). A Venetian Capriccio. One of a Pair. Oil on Canvas, 40 × 68cm (15½ × 26½in)
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Michele Marieschi (Venice 1696-1743). Oil on Canvas (61.5 × 96cm)
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Muses and Pierides Dish, Workshop of Guido Durantino. C. 1545-50, Diameter 46cm. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge). See Article by John Mallet in The Burlington Magazine, May 1987
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One of a Pair of Very Important Late 18th Century Russian Commodes in Mahogany and Ormulu, with Three Main Drawers and a Small Secret Drawer on Top. Designed by Christian Meyer in St. Petersburg during the Period 1782-1799. Height: 37½in (95cm). Width: 54½in (139cm). Depth: 25in (64cm)
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Pair of Rare Bow Figures of a Cock and Hen. c. 1755. Height (10.5cm)
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Parabolic Reflector. Unsigned, but Attributed to the Brander Workshop. Augsburg, 18th Century. Diameter 19½in (49.5cm)
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Paul Cesar Helleu (1859-1927), Portrait of Madame Helleu. Drawing in Crayon, 1890. 29½ × 22in (75 × 56cm)
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Pietro Tacca (1577-1640), Tarquin and Lucretia. Bronze Group. Height 15½in (39.5cm)
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Planetarium or Orrery Signed 'Newton & Co. Opticians to the Queen, 3 Fleet Street, London', English, Mid Nineteenth Century. Hand-Coloured Printed Paper on a Wooden Baseplate on Three Turned Feet. Diameter 17½ in (44cm)
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Rare Chelsea Figures of Masqueraders in Brilliant Colours, Probably Modelled by Joseph Willems. Marked with Gold Anchors. c. 1760 Height 12in (30.5cm)
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Rare Type of Orrery Signed on the Brass Arm 'Newton & Co. 3 Fleet Street, London', with a 32.5cm Diameter Calendar Scale Signed 'Newton & Co. 66 Chancery Lane'. English, Early Nineteenth Century.
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Sebastiano Ricci (1659-1734). St Roch. Oil on Canvas. (42 × 37.2cm)
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Sebastiano Ricci (Belluno 1659-Venice 1734), The Flight into Egypt. Oil on Canvas (85.5 × 114.5cm)
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Sir Alfred Munnings, KCVO, PRA (1878-1959), The Stour at Boxted. Signed. Oil on Canvas. Painted in 1930. 25 × 30in (63.5 × 76.2cm)
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Sir John Lavery, RA, RSA, PRP, NS IS (1856-1941), 'A Regatta' (The Clyde Regatta, Hunter's Quay). Signed and Dated '91 and Inscribed Verso. Canvas 14 × 18in (36 × 46cm)
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Spray of buttercups by Carl Fabergé in gold enamelled translucent yellow and green over engraved grounds, and cornflowers enamelled translucent blue with diamond centres, with green gold stalks and leaves in a rock crystal jar. A diamond, ruby and black-enamelled bee in red gold is poised on one of the buttercups. Height 9 inches (22.9cm) Lent and reproduced by Gracious Permission of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
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Spray of gold cornflowers by Carl Fabergé enamelled translucent blue and set with brilliant and rose diamonds, with a freely swinging stem of oats in dull gold, both in a rock crystal vase. Height (20.2cm) Lent and reproduced by Gracious Permission of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
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Susan M. L. Wales (oBoston 1839). The Conservatory. Watercolour. 49.5 × 34.5cm
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Table Seal by Carl Fabergé. The frog is of nephrite, with rose diamond eyes. The column is of silver and is enamelled opalescent pink over a moiré ground. It terminates at the bottom in a chased laurel border of dull green gold. Height (9.5cm) Mark of Henrik Wigström. Lent and reproduced by Gracious Permission of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales
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Tapestry from Santa Barbara, Spain, Woven in Pastel Colours. Autumn, One of a Series of The Four Seasons, Probably by Giacomo Amiconi (Amigoni). 1758. Length 54 × 64in (255 × 302cm)
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The Hunt with Falcons. A French Royal Aubusson Tapestry Woven in Wool and Silk. c. 1770. Height 111in (285cm). Width 116in (300cm)
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The Mosaic Egg by Carl Fabergé, Presented to the Tzarina, Alexandra Feodorovna, by Nicholas II on Easter Morning 1914. Lent and Reproduced by Gracious Permission of Her Majesty the Queen
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The Rokeby Venus at the National Gallery, by Sir Hugh Casson with Apologies to Velazquez
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Tulips, by R. Earlom after P. C. Henderson, Published by Dr Thornton for His Temple of Flora, 1798, Mezzotint Printed in Blue and Brown, Finished by Hand.
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Two views of an important delftware punchbowl, decorated on the inside with a large swan stretching its wings and on the outside with a continuous landscape scene with the initials and date: M. R. A. 1718 Diameter (30cm). London (possibly Lambeth)
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Walter Richard Sickert ARA, Milan Cathedral. Oil on Panel Signed. Painted on Honeymoon, in the Summer of 1885, the Year of Sickert's Marriage to Ellen Cobden. 9 × 6in (23.2 × 15.2cm)
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William Hamilton RA (1751-1801), Marie Antoinette Led to Execution. Canvas. (197 x 152cm). Engraved by Antoine Cardon. (Hamilton Was a Student of Zucchi the Friend of Marat)
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William Hamo Thornycroft (1850-1925), Teucer. c. 1881-90. Bronze. Height 15in (38cm)
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A plaster figure of an unknown European gentleman shown looking slightly right, his wig falling over his shoulders, his red coat undone but for two buttons showing his white cravat, his left hand tucked into his coat and his tricorn black hat under his arm; his right hand is raised slightly from his side, probably to hold a cane (now missing), his coat decorated with gold details to the cuffs and pockets, his black stockings with black boots and brass buckles. He stands on a grey/brown washed plinth with bracket feet signed Amoy Chinqua FE1717. Chinese Export, 1717.
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An Antique Burmese Silk Wall Painting Depicting Elements of the Buddhist Cosmology Surrounding a Central Mandala. 18th-19th Century. Height 84½in (215cm). Width 65in (165cm)
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An Extremely Rare and Interesting 'Golfing' Punch Bowl, Qianlong, (30.8cm). Estimate: £5,000-7,000
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Japanese Scroll Painting (Kakemono) of Buddhist Deity Aizen Myo-o. Nanbokucho Period, Fourteenth Century. Colour on Silk. Height 49½in (126cm). Width 22½in (57cm)
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Large Patinated Bronze Alcove Vase Japan, Edo Period c. 1800. Height 23in (58.5cm)
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Mayan Jade Mosaic Mask with Shell and Obsidian Inlays from the Central Maya Lowlands, 300-600 A. D. 5½ × 6½in (13 × 16.5cm)
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Plant Motifs in Chinese Ceramics. Chinese Celadons • Zhou Dynasty Bronze You • Seattle Art Museum Japanese Art
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75 Years of Wrist Watches. Bought. Sold. Exchanged
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A Carefully Balanced Selection of Top English Dealers - (Most B. A. D. A. Members) Offer their Finest Wares. Furniture Pre 1830, Most Other Pieces Pre 1851.
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A Louis XV Sycamore and Harewood. Marquetry Oval "table écritoire à secret" c. 1770. Height: 30in (75cm). Width: 20in (50cm). Length: 29in (73cm)
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A Magnificent George II Burr Walnut Bureau Cabinet, the Swan Neck Pediment with Giltwood Embellishments, with Original Bevelled Mirror Plates and Gilt Brass Handles. Height 108in (274cm). Width 46in (117cm). Depth 23in (58cm)
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A Set of Four Old Sheffield Plate Candlesticks Decorated with Festoons and Rams' Heads in the Adam Manner, c. 1775. Height 12in (30.5cm)
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A Sheraton Period Mahogany bonheur du jour, with Various Inlays. English. C 1790. Height (106cm) Width 27in (68.6cm) Depth 15¼in (38.7cm)
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A superb Pair of Byzantine Hoop Earrings with Chain Drops Terminating in Pearls. 7th Century AD. Probably from Egypt. 8.5cm and 8.7cm
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A Very Fine Quality English George 1 Period Bureau Bookcase of Small Proportions Executed in Faded Walnut with Original Mirror Glass and Brass. Height 82in (208cm) Width 32in (81.5cm) Depth 21¼in (54cm)
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A Very Rare and Superb Quality 18th Century Dutch Glass Chandelier, Circa 1785, for Eight Lights. Height 5ft 152.5cms. Width 3ft 4in 102cms
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An Old Sheffield Plate Tea Caddy with Original Rubbed-In Shield Containing Two Rectangular Caddies, c. 1810. Height 7½in (19.5cm). Length 14in (35.6cm)
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An Outstanding Regency Period Mahogany Writing Table, the Frieze, Carved with Greek Key Ornament, Concealing Drawers on Both Sides and Slides in the Ends. Height 31½in (77cm). Width 60in (152cm); With Slides Drawn 94in (238cm). Depth 37½in (95cm)
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Anatolian 'Arabesque' Rug, Bergama Region. 16th Century. Wool Pile on a Wool Foundation. (125 × 205cm)
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Art Deco Diamond and Sapphire Tree Brooch. Art Deco Diamond, Onyx and Moonstone Bow Brooch. Edwardian Diamond and Pink Tourmaline Brooch/Pendant. Victorian Diamond Bracelet. Actual Size
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Art-Deco Pendant With Sapphires, Rubies, Citrines, Amethysts, Diamonds and Emeralds. Set in Platinum. Signed: Boucheron, Paris 6 × 3.5cm
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Belt Mask with Leopard's Head. Africa, Nigeria. Benin 17th Century (18.5 × 9cm)
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Christ Carrying the Cross. Flemish. Mid 16th Century. Oak. Height 17in (43cm). Width 13in (33cm)
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Classical Bird Cage c. 1840. Photo: Tim Beddow
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Early 17th Century Spanish Cuenca Carpet. 12′4″ × 5′1″ (376 × 155cm). Circa 1600
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Extremely Fine Quality George 1 Burr Walnut Bureau Bookcase with Original Central Mirror Plates (Resilvered). The Interior Fully Fitted Together with Secret Drawer, Contemporary Brass Handles. c. 1715. Height 95½in (242.5cm). Width 40in (102.8cm). Depth 25in (63.5cm)
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George III Mahogany Breakfront Bookcase, 132½ in. Wide; 114 in. High; 25½ in. Deep.
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
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Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester
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Rare 19th Century American Rag Rug, Length 118in (300cm), Width 95in (242cm)
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The Burlington House Fair 1987. The Royal Academy of Arts
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The First Lord Burghley's Atlas Surrounded by an 1880 Brass Planetarium and a 1785 Lunar Globe. Art&Antiques, November 1986.
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The First Lord Burghley's Atlas Surrounded by an 1880 Brass Planetarium and a 1785 Lunar Globe. Art&Antiques, November 1986.
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Three Early English Oak Joined Stools of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries, Indicative of the Reigns of Elizabeth 1, James 1, Charles 1.
Exhibition Review
The Biennale Internazionale dell' Antiquariato. Florence
12/1985 | 993 | 127
Pages: 926-929
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Reviewer:
Vertova, Luisa (Vertova, Luisa; Vertova, Luisa Felicita)
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105. Virgin and Child with St John, by Piero di Cosimo. Diameter, 88 cm. (Luigi Galli; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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106. Madonna Enthroned between Saints Dominic and Jerome, Attributed to Piero di Cosimo. (Gallery of Fine Arts, Yale University, New Haven).
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107. St Andrew, by Taddeo di Bartolo. Panel, 53 by 54 cm. St Peter Martyr, by Bartolo di Fredi. Panel, 106 by 54 cm. (The St Andrew Was Formerly in the Tosatti Collection, Siena).
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108. St Peter Martyr, by Bartolo di Fredi. Panel, 106 by 54 cm. (Scardeone, Lugano; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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109. St Peter, by Bartolo di Fredi. Tempera on Panel, 180.3 by 50.2 cm. (Nelson-Atkins Museum of Fine Art, Kansas City).
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111. The Villa 'Il Barone', by Cristiano Banti. Panel, 23 by 13 cm. (Ars Studio, Brescia; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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112. Saul and the Witch of Endor, by Pietro Testa. 95 by 131 cm. (Da Tos, Venice; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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110. Detail from Stately Visit to a Southern Villa. (Ars Studio, Brescia; Exh. Palazzo Strozzi, Florence).
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