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A GEORGE I BRASS-MOUNTED COROMANDEL-LACQUER COFFER ON A GILT-GESSO STAND
拍品 41THE PROPERTY OF THE MARQUESS OF CHOLMONDELEY, HOUGHTON HALL, NORFOLK
(LOTS 24-42)

A GEORGE I BRASS-MOUNTED COROMANDEL-LACQUER COFFER ON A GILT-GESSO STAND

EARLY 18TH CENTURY,THE LACQUER RE-USED FROM AN EARLIER CHINESE SCREEN

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A GEORGE I BRASS-MOUNTED COROMANDEL-LACQUER COFFER ON A GILT-GESSO STAND
EARLY 18TH CENTURY,THE LACQUER RE-USED FROM AN EARLIER CHINESE SCREEN
The coffer decorated with insized pictures of flower-filled vases, utensils and symbols, with a hinged door, the sides with carrying-handles, the stand with a shaped apron centred by a shell on square hipped legs and scroll feet, the stand re-gessoed and re-gilded over the original gilding, the stand inscribed in blue chalk '1553'.
40 in. (102 cm.) high; 54¼ in. (138 cm.) wide; 25¼ in. (64 cm.) deep

Probably supplied to Charles Townshend, 2nd Viscount Raynham (1675-1738) and by descent at Raynham until sold as part of The Townshend Heirlooms, Sotheby's, London, 24 June 1921, lot 48.
Acquired by Lord Leverhulme from Moss Harris & Sons on 23 December 1922 for £250.
William, Viscount Leverhulme; sold, The Anderson Galleries, New York, 26 February 1926, lot 278.
Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt., Trent Park, Hertfordshire, (recorded in the Music Room in July 1939) and by descent.

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Raynham Hall, the Townshend family's principal seat, is celebrated in the furniture world for its association with the Raynham Chippendale commode which was sold most recently in the French & Co. sale, Christie's, New York, 24 November 1998, lot 60 ($1,487,500).