Name: Auction: OF GARNET WOLSELEY (1ST VISCOUNT WOLSELEY) INTEREST FRAMED PIECE OF MUMMY CLOTH, DATED 1882
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 750 GBP
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Five Centuries: Furniture, Paintings & Works of Art from 1600

Sale number: 550&nbsp; We were delighted to present a selection of pieces from Hatton Castle, a category A listed building in Aberdeenshire in our 27 February 2019 Five Centuries: Furniture, Paintings &amp; Works of Art auction in Edinburgh.&nbsp;Hatton Castle is a category A listed building located near Turriff in Aberdeenshire, on the lower side of Hatton Hill. Alexander Garden Duff of Hatton bought the deteriorating Place of Balquholly from the Mowat family in 1709.&nbsp; A series of rebuilding and improvements continued through the 18th century. The principal building of the new Hatton Lodge started in 1745 by the Second Alexander Duff of Hatton. In the early 19th century the 8th Laird of Hatton, Garden Duff, commissioned a new house to be built incorporating elements from the earlier buildings, with an aim to unify the house in a designed landscape. The completed Hatton Castle included a three-storey castellated edifice featuring rounded towers at each corner, with corbelled parapets and a central gothic door decorated by shafted columns. Highlights in the 27 February auction included an Early Georgian Oak Dresser Base, Victorian Cut Glass Chandeliers and three-quarter length portraits including Jessie Duff Holding a Rose by a Follower of Sir Francis Grant and Robert George Duff of Welling Lodge, Hyde by 19th Century Scottish School.

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Furniture, Paintings & Works of Art from 1600

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in a giltwood and shadow box frame, the section of cloth fixed above the handwritten inscription 'This piece of cloth was taken from inside the mummy of the pharoh [sic] who was Moses' friend and protector. It was given to me by the curator of the British Museum by order of the Khedive, October 1882, Cairo', and signed Wolseley General

FRAMED PIECE OF MUMMY CLOTH, DATED 1882

OF GARNET WOLSELEY (1ST VISCOUNT WOLSELEY) INTEREST

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Imported from RFC for receipt "HN100 "Ref="EXISTING PRV", TermsName="Special", Contract, Blanket, InsPct=1.50%, CatFee=10.00, Dept="DEC", Uid="EW", RcptBy="JRM", AcctExec="JRM", hitem=1, LastUpdate=15/04/2019 16:04, Payee="Mr A Tilbrook A", (spinmemo:"Alternative payees for Sale 550:Lot 407 - J Tilbrook, 8 Henrys Garth, Burbage, Marlborough, SN8 3TELot 423 - Mrs I Welling, 30 Shobden Road, London, N17 7PG19.7.19 - MBE to collect, as per email of today from Judith Hodgkinson. LMOR emailed receipt for signing 4.10.2019")

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OF GARNET WOLSELEY (1ST VISCOUNT WOLSELEY) INTEREST

FRAMED PIECE OF MUMMY CLOTH, DATED 1882

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