Object Collection (page 7)

Front page of Special New Designs of Brass and Iron Fenders
Front cover Date: c.1885

Page from Special New Designs of Brass and Iron Fenders, Fi
Front endpiece Date: c.1885

Back cover of Special New Designs of Brass and Iron Fenders
Back cover Date: c.1885

Pembroke table
Mahogany pembroke table, with an oval top and frieze drawer, on brass castors. Manufactured in England in c.1785. Date: c.1785

Cabinet on chest
Walnut veneered cabinet on a chest with a joined deal carcase, oak drawers, on bun feet, made in England c.1710. Date: c.1710

Turkey work upholstery
One of a pair of beech chairs with spiral turned legs and front stretchers, with original Turkey work upholstery depicting stylised flowers, and modern fringing, made in England c.1685. Date: c.1685

AT HOME in the NURSERY, or The Masters and misses wo shoes C
Hand-coloured etching, AT HOME in the NURSERY or The master and mi?ses two shoes Christmas Party, drawn by George Cruikshank

Armchair, with cover
Fully upholstered armchair with walnut front legs and beech frame, with original stamped green, but faded to blue upholstery thought to be wool and made in England between c.1720 and 40. Date: c.1720

View of the garden at 17 Grove End Road, oil on canvas, signed J. J. Tissot, 1874-1882. Date: 1874-1882

Street scene with children skipping, oil on canvas, signed and dated by Janet Archer, 1883, in a moulded Rococo style frame with bronze finish, 1900-1999. Date: 1883

Tall back chair made from beech, carved and ebonised with a cane seat and back panel, and a modern green cotton damask squab cushion, thought to date c.1690-1700. Date: c.1690-1700

Toy building bricks
Set of wooden toy building bricks covered with transfer-printed paper which form the roof of a cathedral, and didactic blocks decorated with the alphabet, biblical passages and illustrations

Page from a catalogue of domestic silverware
Catalogue of domestic silverware, dated c.1812, the catalogue contains 17 plates bound in a hardback book, measuring 25.8 x 40.5cm. Date: c.1801

Inside back cover of New Illustrated Catalogue of Furniture
The inner back cover from New Illustrated Catalogue of Furniture. Published by C. Reynolds, Ltd. in Stepney Green, London c.1903. Date: 1903

Page from New Illustrated Catalogue of Furniture
Page 13 from New Illustrated Catalogue of Furniture. Published by C. Reynolds, Ltd. in Stepney Green, London c.1903. Date: 1903

Plate
Glazed porcelain plate with scalloped edges from a tea service, in the Dragon shape with a white ground decorated with a grey checked pattern, gilding, and a pink rose

Back cover of New Illustrated Catalogue of Furniture
New Illustrated Catalogue of Furniture, an illustrated catalogue of furniture manufactured by J. R. & Sons, published by G. Reynolds Ltd. Stepney Green, London, 1903. Date: 1903

Walnut armchair with a lyre-shaped back carved with a stylised scallop shell, with a drop-in seat upholstered in modern green damask, probably made in London c.1740. Date: c.1740

Teacup
Glazed porcelain tea cup from a tea service, in the Dragon shape with a white ground decorated with a grey checked pattern, gilding, and a pink rose in the centre

Plate, teacup and saucer

Fire screen with rosewood or mahogany stand and a Berlin woolwork decorative panel depicting the Crystal Palace and the date 1851. The stand was made in England, c.1855. Date: c.1855

Childs chair with a black japanned beechwood frame with turned decoration to imitate bamboo, with a horizontally ribbed back with six rails, an oval caned seat and turned legs with splayed feet

Sugar pot
Glazed porcelain sugar pot from a tea service, in the Dragon shape with a white ground decorated with a grey checked pattern, gilding, and a pink rose

Porcelain tea service
Glazed porcelain tea pot from a tea service, in the Dragon shape with a white ground decorated with a grey checked pattern, gilding, and a pink rose

Insert
Trade card published by Maple & Co. Ltd. between c.1885 and 1895. Inserted into the catalogue, advertising a carved mahogany roulette, card and games table and the game, Billiard Nicolas

Slop bowl
Glazed porcelain slop bowl from a tea service, in the Dragon shape with a white ground decorated with a grey checked pattern, gilding, and a pink rose

Teapot
Glazed porcelain tea pot from a tea service, in the Dragon shape with a white ground decorated with a grey checked pattern, gilding, and a pink rose

Teacup and saucer

Slop bowl, milk jug, teapot and sugar pot
Glazed porcelain tea pot from a tea service, in the Dragon shape with a white ground decorated with a grey checked pattern, gilding, and a pink rose

Front cover of Illustrations of Useful Articles Suitable fo
Illustrations of Useful Articles Suitable for Presents, catalogue for Maple and Co. with a gold foil cover decorated with a pink cherry blossom sprig motif. Published in England in c.1885-1895

Dish, reverse
Glazed earthernware dish designed by William De Morgan and decorated by Charles Passenger with stylised birds and leaves in green, blue, turquoise and manganese. Made in Fulham, London, 1888-1911

Dish
Glazed earthernware dish designed by William De Morgan and decorated by Charles Passenger with stylised birds and leaves in green, blue, turquoise and manganese. Made in Fulham, London, 1888-1911

Wallpaper fragments
Seven fragments of wallpaper with a floral pin print pattern on a green ground, hand block-printed on laid paper. Probably made in London in c.1790

Pages from Illustrations of Useful Articles Suitable for Pr
Illustrations of Useful Articles Suitable for Presents, catalogue for Maple and Co. with a gold foil cover decorated with a pink cherry blossom sprig motif. Published in England in c.1885-1895

Back cover of Illustrations of Useful Articles Suitable for
Illustrations of Useful Articles Suitable for Presents, catalogue for Maple and Co. with a gold foil cover decorated with a pink cherry blossom sprig motif. Published in England in c.1885-1895

The Drawing Room at 59 Seymour Street
Drawing Room / 59 Seymour Street, drawing room interior scene, watercolour on paper, by Matilda Sharpe, c.1850, in a gilded and burnished frame with shell corner decorations

Londoners Gypsying, a woodland scene with a family enjoying a picnic, oil on canvas, signed and dated C R Leslie / 1820, in a curved top frame with moulded acanthus leaf ornament. Date: 1820

Pages from Catalogue of Latest Designs in General Furniture
Catalogue of Latest Designs in General Furniture, including black and white illustrations of bedroom, hall, library, dining room and drawing room furniture, mirrors and pianos

A drawing room with two seated women
Two women seated in a drawing room, watercolour by an unknown artist, c.1850, in a gilt frame with black and gold edging and applied scrolling foliate motif at the corners

Page from Catalogue of Latest Designs in General Furniture
Catalogue of Latest Designs in General Furniture, including black and white illustrations of bedroom, hall, library, dining room and drawing room furniture, mirrors and pianos

View of a domestic interior, probably the home of Charles Aitken at 28 Church Row, Hampstead, oil on canvas, glazed and framed in a gilt wood frame, by Ellen Dora Nicholson, 1913-1928. Date: 1913-1928

Wallpaper border fragments
Two fragments of a wallpaper border with a neo-classical ribbon and stylised flower design, and two fragments of filling paper with a floral pin print pattern on a green ground

A Most Infernal Bad Egg, an interior scene with a man and dog at a breakfast table, dust-ground aquatint painted in watercolour by H. Pyall after M. Egerton, published by Geroge Hunt, c.1825

Page from Furniture by C&S. Ltd
Illustrated hardback catalogue of furniture by C.&S. Ltd. with black and white illustrations of furniture in appropriate room settings, printed in England c.1885-1900. Date: c.1885-1900

Portrait of a gentleman in an interior, at a lathe
Portrait of a man standing at a lathe, oil on canvas by Arthur Devis, 1752-1756, in a carved and gilded pine frame. Date: c.1752-1756

Sofa with a mahogany frame on reeded sabre legs with brass paw caps, upholstered in modern blue silk, manufactured in England c.1830. Date: c.1830

Ale glass with a deep tulip-shaped bowl and a folded foot, engraved with two barley ears and a hop, from a set, made in England c.1780-1800. Date: c.1780-1800

Candlestick, before restoration
Brass candlestick on a square base with cut corners and a drip depression, and an octagonal parallel-sided socket with an ejection hole, probably made in the Netherlands or France c.1700-1720

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