細節
A MAHOGANY AND NEEDLEWORK POLE-SCREEN with adjustable rectangular petit point floral needlework panel worked with two birds perched on flowering branches and a dog below, in foliate frame, on foliate baluster shaft and tripod cabriole base carved with scallop shells and acanthus ending in naturalistically carved bear feet
60½in. (153.5cm.) high
The panel 28½in x 23¼in. (72.5cm. x 59cm.)
60½in. (153.5cm.) high
The panel 28½in x 23¼in. (72.5cm. x 59cm.)
來源
Percival Griffiths, Esq.
Bought from G. Jetley, 2 April 1957, for #700 (the invoice endorsed by R.W. Symonds who noted 'The pole and finial came originally from another screen and also the panel of petit-point needlework with its original carved frame. These alterations were made by Percival Griffiths.')
Bought from G. Jetley, 2 April 1957, for #700 (the invoice endorsed by R.W. Symonds who noted 'The pole and finial came originally from another screen and also the panel of petit-point needlework with its original carved frame. These alterations were made by Percival Griffiths.')
出版
R.W. Symonds, The Present State of Old English Furniture, London, 1921, fig. 74 (2nd edition published 1927)
R.W. Symonds, English Furniture from Charles II to George II, London, 1929, p.236, fig. 200
R.W. Symonds, English Furniture from Charles II to George II, London, 1929, p.236, fig. 200