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The floral marquetry floor at Burghley House
08/2022 | 1433 | 164
Pages: 752-759
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Bowett, Adam (Bowett, Adam)
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10. Detail of the table illustrated in Fig.6.
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12. Scriptor. c.1685. Walnut and marquetry of various woods on an oak carcase, 263 by 119.5 by 51 cm. (Birmingham Museums Trust).
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13. A marquetry tulip from a cabinet attributed to Jan van Mekeren. c.1700–10. (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York).
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14. Detail of the cabinet illustrated in Fig.18, showing the same marquetry tulip.
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15. Butterflies from the commode illustrated in Fig.4 (a and b); the table illustrated in Fig.6 (c); the cabinet illustrated in Fig.18 (d).
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16 and 17. Details from J. Jonston: Historiae Naturalis de Insectis Libri III, Amsterdam 1657, pls.viii and vi, showing the sources for the butterflies shown in Fig.15.
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18. Cabinet, attributed to Jan van Mekeren. c.1695–1710. Walnut and marquetry of various woods on an oak carcase, 205.5 by 174 by 61 cm. (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam).
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2. Table, here attributed to Mayhew and Ince. c.1767. Oak and other woods, the top made from the centre of a 17th-century marquetry floor, 76.5 by 149 by 125.5 cm. (Burghley House, Stamford).
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3. Corner commode, one of a pair, supplied by Mayhew and Ince. 1767. Mahogany and other woods with gilt brass, incorporating 17th-century marquetry, 97 by 100 by 61.5 cm. (Burghley House, Stamford).
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4. Commode, one of a pair, supplied by Mayhew and Ince. 1767. Mahogany and other woods with gilt brass, incorporating 17th-century marquetry, 97.5 by 145 by 72 cm. (Burghley House, Stamford).
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5. Folding writing table, attributed to Gerrit Jensen. c.1685. Walnut and other woods and bone, 75 by 86.5 by 29.5 cm. (Burghley House, Stamford).
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6. Top of a table, attributed to Gerrit Jensen. c.1686. Walnut and other woods and bone, 73 by 106 by 83.5 cm. (Windsor Castle; Royal Collection Trust; © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2022).
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7. Top of the writing table illustrated in in Fig.5.
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8. Top of a candlestand, one of a pair, attributed to Gerrit Jensen. c.1686. Walnut and other woods with bone, diameter 43cm. (Hampton Court Palace; Royal Collection Trust; © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2022; photograph the author).
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9. Marquetry tulips from (a) the oval table illustrated in Fig.2; (b) the writing table illustrated in Figs.5 and 7; (c) the commode illustrated in Fig.4); and (d) the table illustrated in Fig.6.
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1. The Inlaid Closet, Drayton House, Northamptonshire. c.1685–90. Veneers of walnut and other woods on an oak substrate. (Courtesy Drayton House, Northamptonshire).
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11. Detail of the scriptor illustrated in Fig.12.
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Christian Eltester's Drawings of Roger Pratt's Clarendon House and Robert Hooke's Montagu House
10/1986 | 1003 | 128
Pages: 732-737
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Keller, Fritz-Eugen (Keller, Fritz-Eugen)
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22. Plan of Montagu House, by Christian Eltester. 1699. Black Pen and Grey Wash on Paper. 38.7 by 55.8 cm. (Kupferstichkabinett Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin Dahlem).
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23. Plan of Montagu House, from Colen Campbell: Vitruvius Britannicus I, London (1715), pl.34.
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24. Plan of Clarendon House, by Christian Eltester. 1699. Black Pen and Grey Wash on Paper. 27 by 43 cm. (Kupferstichkabinett Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin Dahlem).
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25. Front Elevation of Clarendon House, by Christian Eltester. 1699. Black Pen and Grey Wash on Paper. 27 by 43.4 cm. (Kupferstichkabinett Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin Dahlem).
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26. Prospect of Clarendon House, by William Skillman. c.1680. Engraving. 51 by 70.3 cm. (Department of Prints and Drawings, British Museum).