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English Eighteenth Century Furniture Exports to Spain and Portugal

02/1941 | 455 | 78

Pages: 57-61+64

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Symonds, R. W. (Symonds, R. W.; Symonds, Robert Wemyss)

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dates:

1700-1799

places:

England / Spain / Portugal

subjects:

Furniture / British / Export of works of art / Inventories / Documents

subjects:

Japanese / Influence

subjects:

Cabriole / Cabriole chairs / Chairs

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Queen Anne / Georgian

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Plate I. A-Scarlet Lacquer Escritoire. Reign of Queen Anne. (Messrs. H. M. Lee & Sons). Eighteenth-Century Furniture Exports to Spain and Portugal

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Plate I. B-Cane and Scarlet Lacquer Settee from a Large Suite. Reign of George I. (Spanish Art Gallery Ltd.). Eighteenth-Century Furniture Exports to Spain and Portugal

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Plate I. C-Scarlet Lacquer Cabinet, One of a Pair, Reign of George I. (Messrs. M. Harris & Sons). Eighteenth-Century Furniture Exports to Spain and Portugal

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Plate I. D-Mirror, One of a Pair: Glass Borders. Decorated in Scarlet and Gold. From the Same Suite as C. Eighteenth-Century Furniture Exports to Spain and Portugal

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Plate II. D-Silver Flagon. 1683. Saved from St. James's Church, Piccadilly. E-Chair of Beech Wood Covered in Scarlet Lacquer. One of a Set of Twenty-Four. (Messrs. M. Harris & Sons.) F-Silver Gilt Steeple Cup. By F. Terry. 1625-6. (Victoria and Albert Museum). Eighteenth-Century Furniture Exports to Spain and Portugal.

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English Furniture at the Burlington Fine Arts Club

02/1921 | 215 | 38

Pages: 67-69+72-74

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Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

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dates:

1700-1799 / 1920-1929

museums and institutions:

Burlington Fine Arts Club, London, Great Britain

places:

England / London

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British / Furniture / Exhibitions

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Georgian / Cabriole

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Plate I. A Mahogany Commode. Height 2′ 9″, Width 4′ 4″, Depth 2′ 2″. About 1750. (Mr. Leopold Hirsch). English Furniture at the Burlington Fine Arts Club

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Plate I. B Mahogany Settee, Covered with Grospoint Needlework. Height 3′ 2″, Width 6′ 6″, Depth 2′ 9″. About 1740. (Mr. Henry Hirsch). English Furniture at the Burlington Fine Arts Club

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Plate II. C Mahogany Arm Chair in the Finest Manner of the English Rococo Style, Upholstered in Finely Executed Fulham Tapestry. Height 3′ 7½″. Width 2′ 8″. Depth 2′ 2″. About 1750. (Col. H. H. Mulliner). English Furniture at the Burlington Fine Arts Club

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Plate II. D Mahogany Pole Screen, on Tripod Stand, with Panel of Fulham Tapestry. Height 5′ 3″, Width 2′ 3″, Depth 1′ 8″. About 1750. (Col. H. H. Mulliner). English Furniture at the Burlington Fine Arts Club

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period. VII.-Concluding Remarks

02/1920 | 203 | 36

Pages: 78-79+82-83

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Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

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dates:

1700-1799

places:

England / Italy

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Furniture / British / Cabriole / Queen Anne / Georgian / Italian / Influence

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Plate XX. A Mahogany bookcase, composed of centre and wings. The tracery and friezes influenced by Gothic and Chinese tastes. The cresting a rococo arrangement of C scrolls and foliage. Total height 9′ 2″, including the 6″ of the cresting. Width of centre 1′ 9″, of each wing 1′ 4½″, total 5′ 6″. c. 1755. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XX. B Hanging china cabinet, mahogany. The doors and rails open fretwork in the Chinese manner. The sides with Chinese fret carved on the solid. Total height 3′. width 2′. c. 1750. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XXI. C Case on stand containing an Italian cabinet. Mahogany, the case enriched with Chinese frets, the rail of the stand with a Gothic arcading carved on the solid. The legs of cabriole form with French feet and acanthus scrolled knees. The cabinet of wood with gilt design on dark green background, framing marble panels. The frieze and columns also of marble, the capitals wood gilt. Total height 3′ 8″, of the case 1′ 4½″, width 1′ 5½″. c. 1745. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XXI. D Candle Lantern, One of a Pair. Mahogany. Composed of Curves and C Scrolls with Acanthus Ornament. Height 34″. c. 1750. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period VI-Miscellanea for the Eating-Room

12/1919 | 201 | 35

Pages: 263+266-268

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Author:

Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

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dates:

1700-1799

places:

England

subjects:

Furniture / Cabriole / Georgian

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Plate XIX. A - Urn Stand, Mahogany, Scrolled Cabriole Legs, French Feet, Beaded Edge and Slight Rail. Height 21$frac{3}{4}$, Width 11″, c. 1750. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XIX. B - Teapoy, Mahogany Frieze and Chamfered Edges Carved in Chinese Fret, Straight Legs. Top Lifts and Shows Four Canisters. Height 27″, Width 10½″, c. 1750. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XIX. C-Plate Pail, Mahogany, Octagon with One Open Section to Lift Plates, the Others Pierced with "Gothick" Pattern. Height 12½″, Width 11″, c. 1750. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XIX. D-Corner Commode, Mahogany, Pagoda Top, Straight Legs with Chinese Fret in Angles, Rosettes Carved at Corners of Bevelled Panels. Height 26″, Width 11″ c. 1745. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XVIII. A-Cellarette, Mahogany, Veneer of Finest Quality. Top Banded Edge with Chequy Inlay between It and the Eight Segments of Veneer. Base of Cabriole Type Carved in Foliage Motifs. Height 22$frac{3}{4}$, Width 23″, c. 1740. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XVIII. B-Wine Waggon, Mahogany, to Hold Six Bottles or Decanters. Ball and Claw Legs, Knees and Apron Roughly Carved with Foliage, Flower and Shell in the Irish Fashion. Height 20½″ Width 20″, c. 1745. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period-V. Looking-Glasses

10/1919 | 199 | 35

Pages: 155-157+160-161

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Author:

Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

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dates:

1700-1799

places:

England

subjects:

Furniture / Cabriole / Mirrors / Documents / Georgian

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Plate XVI. A-Mirror, Original bevelled Plate, 2′ 0½″ by 1′ 8″. Frame, 5½″ in Width. Size Over all, 4′ 3½″ by 2′ 7½″, c. 1700. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XVI. B-Mirror, Upper Part of One Originally in Two Plates. Glass Bordering Much Bevelled and Hollow Moulded in Narrow Wood Frame, Lacquered Black and Gold. Height 2′ 11″, Width 2′ 9″, c. 1695. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XVII. A-Mirror in Two Plates, 3′ 11″ by 2′ 1″ and 1′ 11½″ by 2′ 1″ Respectively. Size over all, 6′ 11¼″ by 2′ 7½″, c. 1705. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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Plate XVII. B-Mirror, in Carved Gilt Wood Frame; the Ground Sanded and, at Some Time, Blacked over the Gilt, Which Shows Through, Giving a Green Finge. Plate, 3′ 3″ by 1′ 11″. Size over all, 5′ 4½″ by 2 9¼″. Style Approaching That of William Vent, c. 1725. English Furniture of the Cabriole Period

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period. IV-Tables and Tripods (Concluded)

06/1919 | 195 | 34

Pages: 238-239+242-243

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Author:

Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

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collectors and dealers:

Griffiths, Percival D.

dates:

1700-1799

places:

England

subjects:

Cabriole / Cabriole legs / Tables (support furniture) / Queen Anne / Georgian

subjects:

Furniture / Candlesticks

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Plate XIV. Mahogany Tripods and Candlesticks, circ. 1725, Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths. A Candle Stand, 20½″ High, Top 11″ Across. Candlestick 10″ High, with Base 5¼″ across B Candle Stand, 29″ High; Top 13″ across, Edged with Beading. Candlestick 18″ High, 7½″ across Base. Acanthus Carving and Brass Top C Candle Shade, 15″ High; Panel 9″ × 5½″

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Plate XV. Mahogany Tripod Screens and Candelabra Stand, Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths. D Screen, 5′ 2″ High; Needlework Panel, 21″ × 34″; The Feet Shaped as Mastiffs (c. 1725) E Candelabra Stand, 4′ 1″ High (c. 1755) F Screen, 5′ 3″ High; Needlework Panel, 26″ × 34″; The Feet Shaped as Dolphins (c. 1725)

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period. III-Tables and Tripods (Continued)

04/1919 | 193 | 34

Pages: 146-147+150-151

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Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

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collectors and dealers:

Griffiths, Percival D.

dates:

1700-1799

places:

England

subjects:

Furniture / Cabriole / Cabriole legs / Tables (support furniture)

subjects:

Collections, Private / Queen Anne / Georgian

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Plate XII. Mahogany Tea or China Table; Mahogany Drawing Table A. Galleried Table on Tripod Stand. The Gallery is Exceptional in Its Solidarity and Ornateness; c. 1745 B. Cluster-Legged Drawing Table. Its Lightness and Elegance Imply That It was Made for a Lady Amateur; c. 1750

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Plate XIII. Walnut Card-Tables of the Cabriole Period C. Card-Table, with Lion Mask Knee and Lion Paw Feet; c. 1720 D. Card-Table of Chippendale's "French" Type. The Choice Nature of the Figured Walnut Veneer is the Excuse for So Late a Use of This Wood; c. 1745

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period. III-Tables

03/1919 | 192 | 34

Pages: 106-107+110-112

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Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

Subjects

collectors and dealers:

Griffiths, Percival D.

dates:

1700-1799

places:

England

subjects:

Furniture / Cabriole / Cabriole legs

subjects:

Collections, Private / Sources / Tables (support furniture)

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Plate X. English Mahogany Tables of the Cabriole Period, Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths. Round Flap Dining-Table, Lion Mask on Knees and Ball-and-Claw Feet, Diam. 58″, Height 28′; c. 1730 Sioetable with Brêche Violette Marble Top, Ball-and-Claw Feet, Wave Pattern Frieze, Elaborately Carved Apron. 64″ × 32″, Height 35″; c. 1730

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Plate XI. English Railed Mahogany, Tea or China Tables of the Cabriole Period, Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths. Tripod, with Lion Claw Feet and a Human Mask on the Knees of the Tripod; Height 27″; Height of Rail 2″, Diameter of Top 23½″; c. 1725 A Very Strong Table in Spite of Its Extreme Elegance, Delicately Fretted Rail; Top 30″ × 21″; c. 1750

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period. II-Seat Furniture (Concluded)

12/1918 | 189 | 33

Pages: 225-227+230-231

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Author:

Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

Subjects

collectors and dealers:

Griffiths, Percival D.

dates:

1700-1799

places:

England / France

subjects:

Furniture / Cabriole / Cabriole chairs / Cabriole legs

subjects:

Chairs / Stools

subjects:

Collections, Private

Illustrations

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Plate IX. English Sopha and Settee of the Cabriole Period Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths Small Mahogany Settee of Two Chairback Type, with Single Central Upright, Seat 43″ Long, c. 1750 Large Mahogany Sofa with Upholstered Back, Sides and Seat, Richly Ornamented Frame, "French" Feet with Upright Leaf, 8′ Long, 3′ 7″ at Centre of Back, c. 1700

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Plate VIII. English Stools of the Cabriole Period Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths. Walnut Stools with Claw-and-Ball Feet, C. 1730, (A) With Round Seat Upholstered in Needlework over the Frame 15″ in Diameter; (B) With Oblong Moveable Seat Fitting into Rebate of Frame. Mahogany Stools, (C) Spinet Stool, Legs with Ribbed Leafage Running Down from the Knees, and Claw-and-Ball Feet, Kidney-Shaped Seat, 13½″ × 9″, c. 1735, (D); Chippendale Chino-Gothic Style, Legs Carved "A Jour," Seat-Rail below, Upholstering Decorated with Cusped Arcading, Oblong Seat with Slightly Serpentined Sides, 24½″ × 16½″, c. 1755.

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English Furniture of the Cabriole Period. II-Seat Furniture (Continued)

11/1918 | 188 | 33

Pages: 163-165+168-169

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Author:

Tipping, H. Avray (Tipping, H. Avray)

Subjects

collectors and dealers:

Griffiths, Percival D.

dates:

1700-1799

places:

England

subjects:

Furniture / Cabriole / Cabriole chairs / Cabriole legs / Chairs / Collections, Private

subjects:

Georgian

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Plate VI. English Chairs of the Cabriole Period Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths. Walnut Chair of Office, with Gilt Eagle. Extreme Measurements, 6′ 9″ × 3′ 5″. c. 1730. Child's Walnut Arm Chair, Covered with Velvet. Height to Seat, 11; Total, height 30 ½″. c. 1725. Mahogany Writing Chair, Rather Small for Its Type. Back Leg Uniform with Others. Sides of Seat 15″, Total Height 30½″. c. 1745

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Plate VII. English Arm-Chairs of the Cabriole Period Belonging to Mr. Percival Griffiths. Walnut, with Wide Upholstered Seat and Back, Carved Legs, Needlework Contemporary, But Not Original, Probably Skobell. Seat 28′ across, 21″ Deep. c. 1740. Mahogany, Arm Supports Springing from the Corners of the Frame, Raking Back, High Cresting to Knees, "French" Feet. Seat 27″ across, 22″ Deep. c. 1750

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