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Letter
The Heraldry of the Streatlam Cabinet
01/1930 | 322 | 56
Pages: 51-52
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Reviewer:
Edwards, Ralph (Edwards, Ralph; E., R.; Edwards, R.)
Subjects
patrons:
Bowes-Lyons family
subjects:
Cabinets (furniture) / Furniture / Patronage
Article
Four English Cabinets
12/1929 | 321 | 55
Pages: 273+276-279+282-285
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Author:
Cescinsky, Herbert (Cescinsky, Herbert; C., H.; Cescinsky, H.)
Subjects
artists:
Bennett, Samuel
dates:
1700-1799
patrons:
Bowes-Lyons family
patrons:
Blakiston family
places:
England
subjects:
Furniture / Cabinets (furniture) / Marquetry
subjects:
Patronage / Provenance / Documents
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Plate I. Bureau Cabinet in Figured Walnut, by Samuel Bennett of London; c. 1700. A-Shut; B-Open, Showing Signature on the Bases of the Inlaid Pilasters on the Door. (Victoria and Albert Museum). Four English Cabinets
Attributed works:
Plate II. Bureau Cabinet in walnut and pollarded yew-tree, inlaid with marqueterie, by Samuel Bennett of London; c. 1695. A-Shut; B-Open, showing the signature on the bases of the inlaid pilasters on the door. (Formerly in the Donaldson Collection). Four English Cabinets
Western art unattributed:
Plate III. Walnut Cabinet, Inlaid with Marqueterie; Formerly at Streatlam Castle. A-Shut; B-Open, Showing Interlacing Initials on the Central Door. (Mr. C. H. F. Kindernon-Walker). Four English Cabinets
Western art unattributed:
Plate IV. Walnut Cabinet, Inlaid with Marqueterie, Shown with the Doors Closed. (Victoria and Albert Museum). Four English Cabinets
Western art unattributed:
Plate V. Walnut Cabinet inlaid with marqueterie. A-Detail showing the Lawson device on reverse of central door; B-shown open, with the arms of Lawson and Trotter on the central door Cabinet. (Victoria and Albert Museum). Four English Cabinets