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A George III mahogany chest

Maker:  Maker Unknown

Date: 

(1770)

Description: 

A George III mahogany chest, by Mayhew & Ince, irca 1770, the rectangular moulded top with canted corners above a frieze drawer centred by a raised panel carved with a patera and husks, enclosing a brushing slide and divisions above three graduated drawers with canted fluted sides, headed by carved paterae and on bracket feet, 90cm. by 107cm.

ID:  8721

Currently kept at: Burghley House

THIS ARTWORK IS LOCATED IN:

Lincolnshire

This item will be on display on all days when the House is open to the public for at least one full open season every five calendar years. At all other times the item is available for viewing by appointment through the contact shown
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