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1. Stand for lacquer cabinet from George I's bedroom, Kensington Palace, London, by James Moore the Elder. c. 1715. Giltwood, 140 by 122 by 61 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).
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10. Desk and bookcase, formerly belonging to the Portuguese Royal Family, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1720. Giltwood, 240.5 by 112 by 60 cm. (Mallett's, London).
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11. Frame, on a portrait of Sarah Chicheley, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1720. Giltwood, 124.4 by 137.2 by 32 cm. (Photograph: Sotheby's, London).
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12. Side table, one of a pair, with the cypher of William Cavendish, Marquess of Hartington, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1705. Giltwood, 73.6 by 85 by 54.6 cm. (Devonshire Collection, Chatsworth; by permission of the Duke of Devonshire and the Chatsworth Settlement Trustees).
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13. Table with coat of arms of Arundell of Wardour on the top, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1716. Giltwood, 76.2 by 94 by 54.5 cm. (Portsmouth City Museums and Records Service).
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14. Side table, one of a pair formerly at Stowe, Buckinghamshire, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1716. Giltwood, 78.8 by 81.2 by 48.2 cm. (Private collection).
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15. Detail of the frame, on portrait of Hon. Cicely Arundell, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1717. Giltwood, 178.5 by 132 cm. (whole). (Tim Knox and Todd Longstaffe-Gowan).
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16. Table in the Bow Window Room, supplied by James Moore the Elder. c. 1719. Giltwood, 75 by 107 by 53 cm. (The Duke of Marlborough, Blenheim Palace).
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17. Candlestand, one of a pair, from the State Bedchamber, Blenheim Palace, supplied by James Moore the Elder. c. 1719. Giltwood, 320 by 39 cm., top 37 by 37 cm. (Frank Green Collection, The National Trust, Treasurer's House, York).
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18. Armchair, formerly at Harcourt House, London, by James Moore the Elder. c. 1724. Giltwood, 109 by 61 by 53.3 cm. (Private collection).
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19. Chair, supplied by James Moore the Elder. c. 1719. Giltwood, 117 by 63.5 by 66 cm. (The Duke of Marlborough, Blenheim Palace).
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2. Set of four candlestands, supplied by John Gumley and William Turing. 1726-27. Giltwood, all 53.8 cm. high. (The Royal Collection, Windsor Castle; ©2003, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II).
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20. Apron, from a table formerly at Harcourt House, London, by James Moore the Elder. c. 1724. Giltwood, 71 by 21.5 cm. (Private collection).
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21. Table, one of a pair, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1716. Giltwood, 81.3 by 90.2 by 53.2 cm. (Private collection).
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22. Side table, by James Moore the Elder. c. 1721. Giltwood, 76 by 128.2 by 58.5 cm. (Frank Green Collection, The National Trust, Treasurer's House, York).
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3. Side table, one of a pair, by James Moore the Elder. c. 1715. Giltwood, 84 by 124 by 57 cm. (The Royal Collection, Windsor Castle; ©2003, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II).
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4. Side table, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1715. Giltwood with original gilt gesso top, 79.5 by 119.4 by 56 cm. (The Duke of Grafton, Euston Hall, Suffolk).
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5. Side table, one of a pair, by James Moore the Elder. c. 1715. Giltwood, 85 by 144.5 by 68 cm. (The Royal Collection, Buckingham Palace; ©2003, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II).
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6. Centre table, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1719. Giltwood, 81.2 by 47.2 by 68.5 cm. (The Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, Boughton House, Northamptonshire).
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7. Chest, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1718. Giltwood, 85 by 135 by 65 cm. (The Earl of St Germans, Port Eliot, Cornwall).
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8. Chest, formerly at Stowe, Buckinghamshire, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1714-18. Giltwood, 118 cm. wide. (Photograph: Christie's, London).
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9. Chest and stand, attributed to James Moore the Elder. c. 1720. Chest: 51 by 137 by 54 cm.; stand: 33 by 130 by 66 cm. (Frank Green Collection, The National Trust, Treasurer's House, York).
