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Description
This Firescreen made from Mahogany and featuring Peacocks was bought from the contents sale of 'The Deanery' Sonning Berkshire in 1982..
The Deanery was built to the design of Sir Edwin Lutyen's, and the gardens designed by Gertrude Jekyll. The house was built for Edward Hudson founder of Country Life magazine.
The firescreen is from the early 20th century and is is of the Arts & Crafts movement.
It is a beautifully designed & carved piece of furniture which looks so immpressive.
Category
Furniture
Medium
Mahogany
Distinguishing marks
Peacock's design
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
Length 42ins Width 32ins Depth 1in
Date Period
Early 20th Century
Weight
8.5kg
History
Bought from a Country Mansion in 1982 contents sale
eBay Auction Link
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