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blue and white design; birds around rim; scissors, razor, comb and mirror images inside basin; rim indent for neck

Barber's bowl, c. 1720

England

G332

mirror, Queen Anne, carved wood and gesso, surmounted by the three feathers of the Prince of Wales flanked by eagles heads; the frame finely worked with acanthus leaves; carved shell at the bottom

Mirror, c. 1710

England

G326

dish (attributed to John Simpson), ceramic, English, XVIIIc cat. card dims diam 11-1/4'

Charger, c. 1715

attributed to John Simpson

G331

drum-shaped body on convex base suppported by three demi-horses, terminates at the top with a projecting cornice; domed cover with vase-shaped finial is surmounted by a standing figure of a man carrying a spear and shield; body, base and cover are richly decorated in the Renaissance fashion with strap-work bands embossed cartouches with lions' heads, and garlands of fruits and flowers; the monogram HVT appears on the shield

Standing salt, c. 1582

Christopher Eston

G350

Molded; central reclining nude figure with five nude children behind

Fecundity dish, c. 1650-1660

England

G332

Silver base and clear blown glass shade with silver mounts in organic form

Candle lamp, 1900

Attributed to Kate Harris; Manufacturer: William Hutton & Sons, Ltd. (silver); Manufacturer: James Powell and Sons (glass); Retailer: Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.

G379

mirror, with scrolled, gilt acanthus cartouche within the swan-necked pediment; there is a gilded inner and outer moulding, and gilded rosettes in the two lower corners; moulding has the shell and dart motif; this mirror is of the architectural type, popular from 1725.; material according to curatorial file is walnut

Mirror, c. 1725

England

G327

blue and white with verse

Puzzle jug, c. 1750

England

G332

chandelier of carved wood; baluster stem with acanthus carving; the arms are frilled with acanthus leaves and wide candle sockets of graceful shape formed of acanthus leaves

Chandelier, 1725-1730

England

G327

Polychromed floral pattern of blue, green and red; wide handles on either side with spout front center

Posset pot, 1710-1720

England

G332

pair of armchairs, carved mahogany with upholstered seats; numbered IV and VIII in wood under seat; George II period

Armchair, one of a pair, c. 1755

England

G327

Portrait shows Mrs. Froude seated, wearing a blue dress, quilted with bows in front, a white satin mantle trimmed with lace over her shoulders, playing a mandolin.

Miss Phillis Hurrell (1746–1836), 1762

Sir Joshua Reynolds

G307

Guild of Handicraft, Chipping Campden (1888-1908), manufacturer spoon, 1902-3; bowl and lid,1903-4

Bowl with lid and spoon, 1902-1904

Charles Robert Ashbee; Manufacturer: Guild of Handicraft, London, 1888-1908

G350

Dims of vase(a) only, 'b' stored in D12.10 MS

Vase, c. 1758

Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory

G310

2 door frames, 2 pieces of molding, 2 doors, 3 panels, and miscellaneous trim

Queen Anne room, c. 1720-1730

England

G326

ceramic bottle with handle; white body with blue inscription; circular body, flared foot, bottle neck and arched handle

Bottle, 1650

England

G332

Sleeping church congregation.

The Sleeping Congregation, 1728

William Hogarth

G307

Tankard, Charles II, slightly tapering cylindrical body, engraved with contemporary armorials within a plume cartouche; cap-shaped cover; bifurcated thumbpiece and simple scroll handle, on moulded base.

Tankard, 1669-1670

FS

G350

The Hardwicke Soup Tureens, originally one of a pair.

Soup tureen, 1734-1735

Paul de Lamerie

G350

Old Testament. After the prophet Samuel anointed David as King Saul's successor, Saul became jealous and plotted David's death. David's loyal friend Jonathan (Saul's son) is preparing to shoot three arrows as a warning to David who is hiding in a field. Jonathan's pose is directly derived from Michelangelo's 'David'.

Jonathan’s Token to David, c. 1868

Frederic Leighton, 1st Baron Leighton of Stretton

G357

Two-handled cup with cover, 1728-1729

David Willaume II

G350

bureau bookcase, mahogany and secondary woods English, XVIIIc

Bureau bookcase, c. 1745

England

G327

George II creamer with panels of overlapping waves; jester's head at top of handle; central scroll on rim. Later regilt

Creamer, c. 1735-1745

Possibly Paul de Lamerie; Silversmith: Nicholas Sprimont

G350

A Roman legionary fallen in battle embraced at the moment of death by the genius or spirit of victory.

Kiss of Victory, 1878–1881

Sir Alfred Gilbert

G357

On the Thames, A Heron, c. 1871-1872

James Tissot

G357

pitcher, embossed with vines and nine putti; S-scrolled handle with ram's head termination

Beer jug, 1884-1885 (designed 1883)

Pierre-Emile Jeannest; Manufacturer: Elkington and Co.

G350

Card table; by Chippendale?, folding top with semi-circular and broken corners for placing candslesticks (?); cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet; knees carved with acanthus leaf designs and foliated cartouches; front of drawer with fine foliate scrollings.MIddle XVIII c. Mahogany.

Card table, mid 18th century

England

G326

Chest, oak, English (Jacobian), XVIIc cat. card dims 28-7/8 x 47-1/4 x 23'

Chest, early 18th century

England

G325

Portrait.

Portrait of Sir Edward Walpole's Children, 1747

Stephen Slaughter

G327

Holiday Traditions, Northumberland Room

Tilt-top table, 18th century

England

G327

Teapot, c. 1765

Worcester Porcelain Works (a.k.a. Royal Worcester Porcelain Company)

G331

Teapot, c. 1755

England

G331

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Sir Anthony Hungerford of Gloustershire impaled with those of his first wife, Jane Darrell; within a wreath of purple and green foliage with yellow ornaments; on the dexter side of the shield are the arms of Hungerford of Farley (per bend dancette gules and vert, a chevron or), quartered with Hungerford of Heytesbury (sable, two bars and in chief three plates argent) and charged with a crescent argent for cadency; quartered with second- Burnell (argent a Lion rampant sable crowned or, within a boudure azure) and third Bottetort (or a saltire engrailed sable); on the sinister side are the arms of Darrell (azure, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned and charged on the shoulder with a cross bottone fitche' argent)

Window with heraldic cartouche, c. 1545

England

G325

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Edward, Prince of Wales, afterwerds King Edward VI (Quarterly France and England, a label of three points argent) within a wreath of green, ruby and purple; the latter that particular shade described as 'murrey', one of the livery colours of Prince Edward

Window with heraldic cartouche, 16th century

England

G325

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Sir Anthony Hungerford of Gloustershire impaled with those of his second wife, Dorothy Danvers; the shield is enciricled by a wreath of of blue and yellow foliage with yellow ornaments; Companion to 23.52.1 and contains the Hungerford, Burnell and Bottetort quarterings, impaled with Danvers (argent a bend gules charged with these martlets or, in chief a crescent of the second) in the first and fourth quarters Dauncey (per pale or and argent therr bars bebule gules) in the second and Barendes (gules two bars and in chief as many stags heads cabashed or) in the third

Window with heraldic cartouche, 16th century

England

G325

Chair, yorkshire type with carved back, top rail and simple cresting; turned legs and stretcher; oak; front stretcher turned. one of a pair (23.26.1)

Chair, one of a pair, 17th century

England

G325

Georgian drawing room, c. 1740

England

G327

Filler panels above doors (part of Tudor Room), wood, English XVIc stored in strip frame behind MacFarlane Room; An envelope of bits from the room is stored in D11.5 MS.

Tudor room, c. 1600

England

G325

Creamware "house" teapot

Teapot, c. 1740

England

G331

A mid-drip candlestick: central stick with three disks at base, middle and top; completely white glaze

Candlestick, c. 1680

England

G332

ceramic bowl, blue and white with sailing ship within bowl, exterior decorated by two outdoor scenes and two birds in flight

"Success to the Three Brothers" punch bowl, 1764

England

G209

blue and white Oriental design

Coffee pot, from a child's tea set, in blue and white, c. 1780-1790

Caughley (Salopian) Works

G317

Title--tulip charger? Blue, yellow, green and brown floral design in basin with yellow and blue striping around rim; unadorned sides

Charger, c. 1680

England

G332

Portrait of a seated woman head turned to her proper right looking downward at an angle, she wears a white dress with two red jewels at center of dress associated with two strands of pearls and one larger central pearl, a blue cape drapes over proper right shoulder and covers lap.

Anne, Countess of Strafford, 1758–59

Sir Joshua Reynolds

G324

chairs, pair of, with fiddle backs; cabriole legs, the knees carved with a simple leaf design; Dutch grooved feet; slip seats upholstered in old wool needlework in shades of red and bright yellow cross stitch

Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710

England

G327

a pair of exceptionally rare, unusually large sized William and Mary candlesticks; plain octagonal bases, with large bold gadroon above, fluted columns with gadroon at the base, the upper part of the columns surmounted with leaves, removable bobeche

Candlestick, one of a pair, 1694-1695

Thomas Ash

G350

Candlestick, silver, English XVIIIc cat. card dims H 7'

Candlestick, one of a pair, 1741

Robert Tyrill; Silversmith: Bennett Bradshaw

G350

Communion cup with paten cover, c. 1568-1569

George Kitchen

G350

Candlestick, silver, English XVIIIc cat. card dims H 7'

Candlestick, one of a pair, 1741

Robert Tyrill; Artist: Bennett Bradshaw

G350

one of a pair of entree dishes with covers; engraved with royal coat of arms, finials in form of owner's crest; gadrooned borders, high domed covers with gadrooned mouldings

Covered Entrée Dish, one of a pair, 1809-1810

Paul Storr; Manufacturer: Rundell, Bridge & Rundell

G350

large silver tray

Salver, 1732

Augustin Courtauld

G350

Caster, silver, English XVIIIc cat. card dims H 6'

Caster, one of a set of three, 1723

Isaac Liger

G350

chairs, pair of, with fiddle backs; cabriole legs, the knees carved with a simple leaf design. Dutch grooved feet; slip seats upholstered in old wool needlework in shades of red and bright yellow cross stitch.

Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710

England

G327

candlestands, pair of, octagonal with baluster shafts and tripod of single-scrolled legs; walnut veneered

Candlestand, one of a pair, c. 1700

England

G327

pole screen, tripod base, lion paw feet; the base of pole and knees are carved with acanthus leaves and there is a flame finial; the screen is a petit point floral design on a reddish tan ground

Pole screen, c. 1730-1735

England

G327

card table, square, folding with corners shaped into round plates for candles. Hinged backed with stay; cabriole legs with weak claw and ball foot in front and pad feet in back; the knees are carved with a shell motif, and a simple scrolling on the inner knee forms the ear; top covered with green felt

Card table, c. 1730

England

G327

fully marked, Britannia Standard, on outer edge near handle; fully marked on bezel of detachable rim; leopard's head erased on each hinged handle

Monteith, 1705-1706

John Leach

G209

settee, Queen Anne style, with club feet on the six legs of attenuated cabriole shape; the knees are carved in ther outline of a leaf which terminates in a simple scroll to frame the ear; on the central front leg the curve of the knee is negligible and the leaf is seen in its complete frrom; the back is formed of two hooped chair backs with solid vase shaped splats; the simple curved arms are unadorned; modern green and gold damask upholster

Settee, 18th century

England

G326

table, round; combination card and tea table; triple top. The legs are almost straight, and the knees are carved at top with a small scroll motif. Dutch feet. The gaming top, covered with green felt, has four fish wells. The tea top is of mahogany, and there are two small drawers in the table.

Card table, 1714

England

G326

Entrance Door from a House in Hanover Square, London, c. 1720-1740

England

G332

Caster, silver, English XVIIIc cat. card dims H 6'

Caster, one of a set of three, 1723

Isaac Liger

G350

Caster, silver, English XVIIIc cat. card dims 7'

Caster, one of a set of three, 1723

Isaac Liger

G350

dog grate, the apron is pierced in a design of vines and salamanders; baluster-shaped firedogs support the basket, which has bowed bars of steel across the front, and baluster-shaped columns at each corner

Dog grate, 1720-1725

England

G327

Side Chairs, pair of, with hoop backs and shaped splats; attenuated cabriole legs in front, end in spatulate feet. The knees are carved with a shell motif. Slip seats upholstered in blue and silver brocade.

Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710

England

G326

candlestands, pair of, octagonal with baluster shafts and tripod of single-scrolled legs

Candlestand, one of a pair, c. 1700

England

G327

Side Chairs, pair of, with hoop backs and shaped splats; attenuated cabriole legs in front, end in spatulate feet. The knees are carved with a shell motif. Slip seats upholstered in blue and silver brocade.

Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710

England

G326

The Cat's Paw, c. 1824

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

G305

Christening set (George Adams), silver gilt, stored in own case; individual dims on cat. card (bowl, plate, knife, fork and spoon)

Cup from a christening set, 1864-1865

George Adams; Manufacturer: Chawner & Co.; Retailer: J. Turner

G350

Cottage on Fire, c. 1786-1787

Joseph Wright of Derby

G306

vase, ceramic-porcelain

Vase, c. 1758–69

Derby Porcelain Factory

G324

two armchairs, carved mahogany with upholstered seats; numbered IV and VIII in wood under seats; George II period

Armchair, one of a pair, c. 1755

England

G327

Portrait of a young woman sitting against a green background. She holds a small psalm book. The book is actually a girdle prayer book, whether it is a psalm book or something else remains to be determined. NW 03/10

Portrait of a Noblewoman, c. 1550

Unknown

G342

one of a set of six

Salt cellar, 1728-1729

Paul de Lamerie

G350

Table; with carved bulbous legs and inlaid side rails and stretchers

Table, c. 1580-1600

England

G325

Yorkshire-type with carved back, top rail and simple cresting; turned legs and stretcher; three stretcher rails restored

Chair, one of a pair, 1650-1699

England

G325

Formed as footed shallow bowl with looping handles on either end which terminate in a heart shape

Loop-handled dish, 1903

MĂĽrrle-Bennet & Co.

G350

Spade shaped basin

Spoon, 1903 (designed 1900)

Oliver Baker; Retailer: Liberty & Company

G350

white with floral decoration; winged dragon as handle

Ewer, c. 1760

Vauxhall China Works

G324

A pair of rare large sized William and Mary candlesticks

Candlestick, one of a pair, 1694-1695

Thomas Ash; Artist: Previously attributed to Thomas Allen

G350

decorated with cut-card work on handles and body; domed cover removable

Chocolate pot, c. 1703

William Charnelhouse

G350

Communion cup and paten cover, 1657-1658

England

G350

Rare George II Two-handled Cup and Cover. cup has number partially rubbed off

Two-handled cup with cover, 1742-1743

Paul de Lamerie

G350

New Testament; three men (Magi) crossing the mountains on a dusty road on camels; camels behind them.

Journey of the Magi, c. 1894

James Tissot

G357

one of a pair of entree dishes with covers; engraved with royal coat of arms, finials in form of owner's crest; gadrooned borders, high domed covers with gadrooned mouldings

Covered entrée dish, one of a pair, 1809-1810

Paul Storr; Manufacturer: Rundell, Bridge & Rundell

G350

Tankard, c. 1707-1708

Robert Cooper

G350

Portrait of John Langston, Esquire, of Sarsden, 1787

Thomas Gainsborough R.A.

G306

landscape with Cornard Church in the distance

The Fallen Tree, probably between 1750 and 1753

Thomas Gainsborough R.A.

G310

Figure

%C2%A9 Estate of Sir Jacob Epstein

Female Figure, 1913

Sir Jacob Epstein

G367

wide maple bowl with wide splayed silver gilt lip; in center is a raised boss enclosing an engraved silver medallion of St. Margaret standing on a dragon

Mazer with scene of St. Margaret of Antioch and her dragon, c. 1470-1500

England

G350

One of a pair of paintings, see also 39.9

Castle on the Rhône River, France, c. 1765–80

William Marlow

G314

Portrait of a woman in red dress, cut low at the neck, with blue sash; white muslin veil falling from her hair; resting her right hand upon the back of a chair.

Portrait of Dorothy Beridge, nèe Gladwin, 1777

Joseph Wright of Derby

G306

Portrait of a man. Portrait of Robert Devereux, Second Earl of Essex. (1970 catalogue states 'oil on panel, mounted on aluminum')

Portrait of Robert Devereux, Second Earl of Essex, 1599

Studio of Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger

G325

arm chair, wainscot showing simple paneling with chamfered rails. Initials(?) cut in top rail

Armchair, late 16th century

England

G325

One of a pair of paintings, see also 39.8.

View of the Saône and the Château Pierre-Scize (Lyon, France), late 18th century

William Marlow

G314

Charles II repoussé tazza; fully marked on rim and with lion passant underfoot; shallow circular dish with wide flat rim embossed in bold relief with a wolf, a boar, a turkey, and a falcon amid undulating stems of leafage and large blossoms with punchwork tendrils; on low, hollow flaring foot with flat rim

Footed salver, 1662-1663

RF

G350

three panels of façade inlaid with designs of Nonesuch Palace, upper and lower portions with dormer windows of the same; panels framed by bead-and-real border; three drawers in lower portion; hardware of iron

Chest, c. 1590-1610

England

G310

Three quarter length portrait of a lady in white dress with a blue satin scarf draped over right arm and shoulder, and wrapped around the figure to be held in left hand. Pink ribbon knots at belt and sleeves and pink rose at breast. The girl has dark hair and wears a necklace of pearls. She is leaning with her right arm on a column and there is a landscape in the background. Wide scrolled gold frame.

Portrait of a Lady, c. 1744

Follower of Allan Ramsay

G327

Wainscot; cresting and side pieces carved with scrolls; back panel lozenge design; bands of chevron inlay, turned legs.

Armchair, c. 1650

England

G325

hot water jug, stand and spirit lamp; silver; George III; band of fluting around body; replacement wooden handle

Hot water jug with warming stand, 1807

Paul Storr

G350

blue and white Oriental design

Cream pitcher, from a child's tea set, in blue and white, c. 1780-1790

Caughley (Salopian) Works

G317

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