lot/a large pair of carved giltwood mirrors circa 1780 and later bQ6eenF 632924361 / For sale

lot/a large pair of carved giltwood mirrors circa 1780 and later bQ6eenF 632924361

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lot/a large pair of carved giltwood mirrors circa 1780 and later bQ6eenF 632924361

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A LARGE PAIR OF CARVED GILTWOOD MIRRORS, CIRCA 1780 AND LATER

A LARGE PAIR OF CARVED GILTWOOD MIRRORS CIRCA 1780 AND LATER 226cm high, 104cm wide Provenance: Boughton Monchelsea Place, Kent Christie's London, Boughton Monchelsea Place (7900), 21st January 1998, lot 31 (£84,000 incl. BP) With Lamberty, London Private collection, USA Private collection, UK. Illustrated: Country Life, CXXXIII (1963): Boughton Monchelsea Place a 16th-century country house, the dining room These mirrors are designed in the popular rococo taste of the late 18th century, taking inspiration from the designs of the foremost English cabinet makers of the period such as Thomas Chippendale, Thomas Johnson and Ince & Mayhew. Following the unrivalled success of Thomas Chippendale's 1754 publication 'The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director', contemporaries in turn published their own furniture designs in publications such as Thomas Johnson's 'Collection of Designs' (1758) and Ince & Mayhew's, 'The Universal System of Household Furniture', (1759-1762). All aforementioned publications include designs for 'looking glasses' and 'pier mirrors' to which the present lot shares many design features. Most notably, see 'Oval Glass Frames' in the first edition of Thomas Chippendale's Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director (1754), plate CXLVIII. The combination of the carved 'C scrolls', arches and palm fronds also aligns with the published designs of Ince & Mayhew; see ibid 'Architectural Frames' (plate LXXIX). Condition Report Disclaimer, A LARGE PAIR OF CARVED GILTWOOD MIRRORS, A LARGE PAIR OF CARVED GILTWOOD MIRRORS CIRCA 1780 AND LATER 226cm high, 104cm wide Provenance: Boughton Monchelsea Place, Kent Christie's London, Boughton Monchelsea Place (7900), 21st January 1998, lot 31 (£84,000 incl. BP) With Lamberty, London Private collection, USA Private collection, UK. Illustrated: Country Life, CXXXIII (1963): Boughton Monchelsea Place a 16th-century country house, the dining room These mirrors are designed in the popular rococo taste of the late 18th century, taking inspiration from the designs of the foremost English cabinet makers of the period such as Thomas Chippendale, Thomas Johnson and Ince & Mayhew. Following the unrivalled success of Thomas Chippendale's 1754 publication 'The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director', contemporaries in turn published their own furniture designs in publications such as Thomas Johnson's 'Collection of Designs' (1758) and Ince & Mayhew's, 'The Universal System of Household Furniture', (1759-1762). All aforementioned publications include designs for 'looking glasses' and 'pier mirrors' to which the present lot shares many design features. Most notably, see 'Oval Glass Frames' in the first edition of Thomas Chippendale's Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director (1754), plate CXLVIII. The combination of the carved 'C scrolls', arches and palm fronds also aligns with the published designs of Ince & Mayhew; see ibid 'Architectural Frames' (plate LXXIX). Provenance:, Boughton Monchelsea Place, Illustrated:, Boughton Monchelsea Place a 16th-century country house, the dining room, ', Collection of Designs', The Universal System of Household Furniture', Condition Report Disclaimer

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