Name: Auction: THREE ENGLISH CARVED OAK PANELS EARLY 17TH CENTURY
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 360 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

The Contents of Kirkton House

Sale number: 546&nbsp; A highlight of our 2018 Autumn season was The Contents of Kirkton House – a remarkable collection focused on the art and design of the late 19th and early 20th centuries including beautiful examples of Gothic Revival, Aestheticism and Arts &amp; Crafts works of art presented alongside a collection of British art, featuring a fine collection of etchings.Kirkton House sits to the south of Montrose with views down to the Montrose Basin and over to the Grampians. &nbsp;It was built in 1804 as a manse for the nearby Craig Church. &nbsp;The Craig estate had been purchased in the late 18th century by Hercules Ross, a close friend of Lord Nelson, and a new neo-Gothick castle, designed by Richard Crichton, a pupil of John and Robert Adam, was complimented by a new church and manse. &nbsp;The Regency manse, with its turrets and castellation, was extended with wings to the east and west in the mid-1800s. It is now a handsome two storey home restored to its former glory by the current owners over the last 15 years. &nbsp;The collection follows the arc of 19th century design history and includes works representative of the Gothic Revival, Aestheticism and the Arts &amp; Crafts. Amassed over several decades, many of the works have been purchased in London from leading establishments such as <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.thefineartsociety.com/">The Fine Art Society</a>, The Royal Exchange Gallery and renowned Arts &amp; Crafts dealer Paul Reeves.&nbsp;

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393A - The Lingholm Collection - Main Interior

William de Morgan | British 1839 - 1917

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comprising two of similar design depicting fruiting vines, one carved with a parrot, carved with initials IHS; 46.5/47cm x 23cm; and a further panel, carved with a repeating faux window pattern with fleur-de-lis, of gothic design, 43cm x 25cm (3)

THREE ENGLISH CARVED OAK PANELS

EARLY 17TH CENTURY

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