A PAIR OF REGENCY LIMEWOOD CARVINGS

CIRCA 1813, ATTRIBUTED TO EDWARD WYATT

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A PAIR OF REGENCY LIMEWOOD CARVINGS
Circa 1813, Attributed to Edward Wyatt
Each in the form of hanging drapery, with rope-twist tassels and the folds issuing a floral and foliate spray, with attachment holes, small losses to one rope-twist
Each: 45 in. (114 cm.) high (2)

來源

Supplied circa 1813 to William, 2nd Baron Bolton (1782-1850) for Hackwood Park, Hampshire, and removed in 1935 when the house was sold to Lord Camrose.

拍品專文

Edward Wyatt (1757-1833) was employed as a carver at Hackwood in 1810-13 when the house was being altered under the direction of his second cousin Lewis Wyatt. His work at the house was intended to harmonise with its late 17th Century decoration. A quantity of carving was removed by Lord Bolton when he sold the house in 1935.