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Neoclassical Brass Fireplace Fender, 1775-1795

Offered by: Sumpter Priddy III, Inc.

Description
This exceptional pierced fender reflects the height of Neoclassical taste as popularized by the designs of Scottish architect Robert Adam and his peers during the late eighteenth century. The ornamental frieze features a flaming urn, paired griffins, anthemia, scrolled reinceau, and a series of fluted panels that coalesce in superb harmony.

More Information

Origin:	England
Period:	18th Century
Materials:	Cast and engraved sheet brass with iron wire and screws.
Condition:	Excellent. The fender has minor expected dents and wear that are commensurate with age and use.
Creation Date:	1785-1805
Styles / Movements:	Classical, Federal, Neoclassical
Dealer Reference #:	MW2008010
Incollect Reference #:	125177

Dimensions

W.	54.75 in;	H.	8.125 in;	D.	13.75 in;
W.	139.07 cm;	H.	20.64 cm;	D.	34.93 cm;

Message from Seller:

Sumpter Priddy III, Inc. maintains superb relationships with an active group of collectors, as well as private and public institutions. Among its clients are the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts; the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; the White House; the Maryland Historical Society; the Philadelphia Museum of Art; and Historic Deerfield, Inc.