Author:
Hayward, J. F. (Hayward, J. F.; Hayward, John Forrest; H., J. F.; Hayward, John)
Attributed works:
1. Detail of Gilt Bronze Corner Mount of the Secretaire Reproduced in Fig. 9. [Dropfront Secretaire with Pine Carcase and Oak Drawer-Linings Veneered with Sycamore, Kingwood, Rosewood and Mahogany, the Marquetry Panel of the Dropfront Executed in Various Woods. Gilt Bronze Mounts. Interior of Secretaire Here Shown. Attributed to an Anglo-Swedish Cabinet-Maker, Perhaps the Workshop Established in London by Georg Haupt and Christian Furlogh in 1768. c. 1770-80. (Private Collection.)]
Attributed works:
2. Commode Veneered and Enriched with Marquetry of Various Woods, Attributed to Pierre Langlois, the Gilt Bronze Mounts by the Same Master as Those of the Secretaire Reproduced in Fig. 9. (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.)
Attributed works:
3. Secretaire Reproduced in Fig. 9. [Dropfront Secretaire with Pine Carcase and Oak Drawer-Linings Veneered with Sycamore, Kingwood, Rosewood and Mahogany, the Marquetry Panel of the Dropfront Executed in Various Woods. Gilt Bronze Mounts. Interior of Secretaire Here Shown. Attributed to an Anglo-Swedish Cabinet-Maker, Perhaps the Workshop Established in London by Georg Haupt and Christian Furlogh in 1768. c. 1770-80. (Private Collection.)]
Attributed works:
4. Dropfront Secretaire, by Georg Haupt of Stockholm. Signed and Dated 1780. (Nordiska Museum, Stockholm.)
Attributed works:
5. Commode, by Georg Haupt. c. 1780. (Nordiska Museum, Stockholm.)
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6. Rear View of Drawer of Secretaire Reproduced in Fig. 9, Showing Rough Dovetails. [Dropfront Secretaire with Pine Carcase and Oak Drawer-Linings Veneered with Sycamore, Kingwood, Rosewood and Mahogany, the Marquetry Panel of the Dropfront Executed in Various Woods. Gilt Bronze Mounts. Interior of Secretaire Here Shown. Attributed to an Anglo-Swedish Cabinet-Maker, Perhaps the Workshop Established in London by Georg Haupt and Christian Furlogh in 1768. c. 1770-80. (Private Collection.)]
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7. Back View of the Secretaire Reproduced in Fig. 9, Showing Rough Construction of Back. [Dropfront Secretaire with Pine Carcase and Oak Drawer-Linings Veneered with Sycamore, Kingwood, Rosewood and Mahogany, the Marquetry Panel of the Dropfront Executed in Various Woods. Gilt Bronze Mounts. Interior of Secretaire Here Shown. Attributed to an Anglo-Swedish Cabinet-Maker, Perhaps the Workshop Established in London by Georg Haupt and Christian Furlogh in 1768. c. 1770-80. (Private Collection.)]
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8. Side View of Secretaire Reproduced in Fig. 9, Showing Mounts and Marquetry Obelisk. [Dropfront Secretaire with Pine Carcase and Oak Drawer-Linings Veneered with Sycamore, Kingwood, Rosewood and Mahogany, the Marquetry Panel of the Dropfront Executed in Various Woods. Gilt Bronze Mounts. Interior of Secretaire Here Shown. Attributed to an Anglo-Swedish Cabinet-Maker, Perhaps the Workshop Established in London by Georg Haupt and Christian Furlogh in 1768. c. 1770-80. (Private Collection.)]
Attributed works:
9. Dropfront Secretaire with Pine Carcase and Oak Drawer-Linings Veneered with Sycamore, Kingwood, Rosewood and Mahogany, the Marquetry Panel of the Dropfront Executed in Various Woods. Gilt Bronze Mounts. Interior of Secretaire Here Shown. Attributed to an Anglo-Swedish Cabinet-Maker, Perhaps the Workshop Established in London by Georg Haupt and Christian Furlogh in 1768. c. 1770-80. (Private Collection.)
