Name: Auction: REGENCY MAHOGANY BOOT AND WHIP STAND EARLY 19TH CENTURY
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 550 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Day One: 14 October 2020 | From 11:00

Day Two: 15 October 2020 | From 11:00

Sale number: 615Our October 2020 auction of The Contents of Beal House achieved a fantastic selling rate of 98% with over 2,080 bidders joining the sale online from across the globe. The fine and eclectic contents from Beal House were amassed by the late Ian Stewart, a businessman who lived and worked in both the UK and the Far East. He had a keen and lifelong passion for art and antiques and bought Beal House, in the 1990s to house his ever-growing collection, which he continued to add to right up until his death in 2019.<blockquote>“We have certainly seen the ‘house sale effect’ in action here over the last two days, with almost everything finding new homes, some great bidding battles and incredible prices being paid! The overall total hugely exceeded our presale expectations and I think is testament to the late Ian Stewart’s eye for good things which have stood the test of time.”</blockquote>- Gavin Strang, Managing Director &amp; Head of Sale. "Beal House is a fine Grade II listed manor house near the small village of Thornton-le-Street, at the North end of the Vale of York to the west of the Hambleton Hills. The fine and eclectic contents it contained were amassed by the late Ian Stewart, a businessman who lived and worked in both the UK and the Far East. He had a keen and lifelong passion for art and antiques and bought Beal House, in the 1990s to house his ever-growing collection, which he continued to add to right up until his death in 2019.The auction includes everything you might expect from the eclectic contents of a traditional English country house, such as good quality 18th and 19th century furniture and furnishings as well as an array of garden statuary and ornaments. Notable is a significant collection of decorative Asian ceramics, reflecting Ian’s time living in the Far East in the 1980s. Ian was particularly keen on portraits and figural sculptures, which feature strongly in the sale. Highlights include a fine portrait of Mrs Ralph Freman by Allan Ramsay and various classical subject bronzes, such as a figure of the Goddess Diana. He was also a keen dog lover and there are various artworks thoughout the sale that reflect this passion, such as a study of a greyhound by a follower of Sawrey Gilpin and a group of animalier bronzes after Pierre-Jules Mêne.

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Gavin Strang | Managing Director of Lyon & Turnbull

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393A - The Lingholm Collection - Main Interior

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of typical form, with turned supports and splayed legs; together with a FOLDING BOOT PULL

REGENCY MAHOGANY BOOT AND WHIP STAND

EARLY 19TH CENTURY

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