Name: Auction: IRISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND NEEDLEWORK POLESCREEN 18TH CENTURY
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 1200 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Day 1 - Wed 14th May from 10am | Lots 1 to 313

Day 2 - Thurs 15th May from 10am | Lots 314 to 602

Scroll down to review the results of our Spring edition of Five Centuries - &nbsp;some lots are still available for a limited time, scroll down and click 'Make an Offer' if interested in a lot.&nbsp;With over 600 lots, the auction featured an exciting selection of Georgian, Regency and Victorian furniture, carpets and works of art, with highlights including The Winton Castle Indian Carpet, a pair of Chinese lacquer and hardstone cabinets-on-stand and a Charles II stumpwork mirror. The sale also included a wonderful range of British and European paintings including works by Gaetano Gandolfi and Edward Lear and an enchanting view of the Thames attributed to a follower of Samuel Scott. Notable collections in our auction include the Collection of a Scottish Borders Gentleman and Property from an Edinburgh Estate. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Buyer's Guide:

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the oval shaped floral needlework panel screen on a turned mahogany stem issuing from a carved rampant lion, raised on leaf-carved tripod legs ending in paw feet

IRISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND NEEDLEWORK POLESCREEN

18TH CENTURY

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