Fine Regency X-Frame Stool to a design by Thomas Hope

Fine Regency X-Frame Stool to a design by Thomas HopeA superb Regency mahogany X frame stool of generous proportions, after a design by Thomas Hope. Circa 1810. Why we like it With its rare and refined form, the supports reminiscent of the bows of ancient Greeks, this is certainly one of the best examples that we have handled so far. This 'Grecian' stool form derives from Thomas Hope's Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, 1807 (pl. XII), which was informed by the ancient Greek and Roman

1760-1840) was established at 22 Southside

We particularly like the superbly drawn

is one of the oldest towns in Persia

Henry Holland's alterations largely shaped the house's look as we know it today

later in the Royal Pavilion

while the cabriole legs are wrapped with 'Roman' acanthus and strapwork and terminate in scroll-feet

top quality piece of great colour

A fine Regency period simulated rosewood and rosewood library tub bergère

redolent of victory

Large Arita porcelain charger dish

mounted on reconstituted marble

above a pair of brass-grilled and pleated silk panelled doors