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A coloured stipple engraving of Peers attending the Coronation of George IV
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A coloured stipple engraving of Peers attending the Coronation of George IV

and two engraved designs for beds by T. Sheraton 1793, a framed group of 11 small 18th Century etched landscapes, framed as one, and a portfolio of reproductions of Old Master drawings at Chatsworth (5)

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A coloured stipple engraving of Peers attending the Coronation of George IV
and two engraved designs for beds by T. Sheraton 1793, a framed group of 11 small 18th Century etched landscapes, framed as one, and a portfolio of reproductions of Old Master drawings at Chatsworth (5)
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No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis

拍品專文

George IV's coronation, which took place on 19 July 1821, was unquestionably the most lavish and grandest Coronation ever to have taken place in these isles. It was commemorated by Sir George Nayler's publication containing drawings by Wild, Stephanoff and others, of the various events and personages involved. (H. Roberts, 'Royal Thrones, 1760-1840', Furniture History, 1989, p. 68 & fig. 14, p. 82). The two Peers illustrated in the drawing in this lot are unidentified Barons.