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A GEORGE I PERIOD SCARLET AND GILT JAPANNED BUREAU CABINET
Creator: John Belchier (Attributed) Offered by: Andreas de Jong ltd.
Price Upon Request
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Description
An Outstanding George I Period Scarlet and Gilt Japanned Bureau Cabinet
Attributed to John Belchier
London, circa 1720
The upper section with serpentine shaped cornice flanked by two turned finials and centred by a cartouche decorated with a foliate shell. The two mirrored doors decorated with figures, trees and trelliswork opening to reveal an interior with drawers, slides and pigeonholes. The lower section with fall, decorated with exotic scenes of villages on islands linked by a bridge with houses, figures and birds, with a border of trelliswork and floral sprays, opening to reveal a stepped interior with drawers and pigeonholes and a slide over a concealed well. The two short and two long drawers, similarly, decorated with figures in a landscape with villages and Rocky Mountains. The bureau raised upon bracket and turned feet. The cabinet has survived in a remarkable state of preservation, retaining all its original brass handles, escutcheons and even its original key.
PROVENANCE
Private collection, Monte Carlo -
More Information
Notes: Pieces with actual labels of identical decoration and design have been recorded Origin: England Period: 18th Century Materials: japanning, turning, carving, gilding, mirrorplate, painting Condition: Good. in showroom condition Creation Date: 1720 Styles / Movements: Georgian, George I, Queen Anne Dealer Reference #: REF 1015 Incollect Reference #: 855360 -
Dimensions
W. 40.5 in; H. 102 in; D. 24.5 in; W. 102.87 cm; H. 259.08 cm; D. 62.23 cm;
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Andreas De Jong Ltd is a London-based antiques company specializing in the finest 18th and early 19th-century English and Irish furniture, offering rare and extraordinary pieces for collectors and interior decorators. By appointment only, contact us at enquiries@andreasdejongltd.com or +44 7880 620291.
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