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George II breakfront bookcase, 1759 (parcel-gilt rosewood, padouk & sabicu)
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George II breakfront bookcase, 1759 (parcel-gilt rosewood, padouk & sabicu)
2961248 George II breakfront bookcase, 1759 (parcel-gilt rosewood, padouk & sabicu) by Chippendale, Thomas (1718-79); Private Collection; (add.info.: Delivered to Dumfries House by Chippendale and his Scottish partner James Rannie in May 1759 as a
rosewood Bookcase wt. rich carv d and gilt ornam ts on the top & doors a Writing drawer in the underpart & a Cloaths press & drawers at each end ); Photo eChristies Images; British, out of copyright
Media ID 23674772
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Bookcase Breakfront Cabinet George Ii Gilt Neoclassical Neo Classical
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This photograph showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of a George II breakfront bookcase, created in 1759 by the renowned furniture maker Thomas Chippendale. Made from parcel-gilt rosewood, padouk, and sabicu wood, this ornate piece is a true testament to the neoclassical style that was popular during the Georgian era. The bookcase's intricate carvings and gilt ornaments on its top and doors immediately catch the eye, adding an air of opulence to any room it graces. Its elegant design features a writing drawer in the underpart and clothes press with drawers at each end, providing both functionality and beauty. Originally delivered to Dumfries House by Chippendale himself alongside his Scottish partner James Rannie in May 1759, this exceptional piece has since found its way into a private collection. The photograph captures every detail of this remarkable cabinet with precision and clarity. With its neo-classical influence evident in every curve and embellishment, this George II breakfront bookcase represents not only an important historical artifact but also a stunning work of art. Its timeless appeal continues to captivate admirers today as it stands as a testament to Chippendale's unrivaled skill as one of history's greatest furniture makers.
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