Lot 137
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A GEORGE III GREY-PAINTED MIRROR
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A GEORGE III GREY-PAINTED MIRROR

CIRCA 1770-1810, ATTRIBUTED TO EITHER THOMAS CHIPPENDALE OR THOMAS CHIPPENDALE THE YOUNGER

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A GEORGE III GREY-PAINTED MIRROR
CIRCA 1770-1810, ATTRIBUTED TO EITHER THOMAS CHIPPENDALE OR THOMAS CHIPPENDALE THE YOUNGER
With a later plate, in a foliate carved frame, adapted from architectural joinery, redecorated and rebacked
68¼ in. (173 cm.) high; 41¾ in. (106 cm.) wide
Provenance
The Earls of Harewood, Harewood House, Yorkshire.
Sold by the present Earl of Harewood, Christie's London, 3 October 1988, as part of lot 108.
Special notice
No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 15% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.

Lot Essay

Furniture for the state rooms at Harewood House, Yorkshire was supplied by both Thomas Chippendale and Thomas Chippendale they younger between 1770 and 1810. Both father and son produced a large quantity of carved picture frames and architectural joinery for Harewood. During the reconstruction of Harewood by Sir Charles Barry from 1843 to 1850 many of the architectural carvings were removed and later sold at Christie's London, 3 October 1988.

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