Edwin Foley · 1910 · 95 plates
Inlaid mahogany cylinder-fall china and book case, D-shaped satinwood drawing and writing table (1910 - 1911)
1910
Inlaid muniment chest. Presented by Sir Hugh Offley, when Lord Mayor of London in 1556, to St. Mary Overie, now St. Saviour’s, Southwark Cathedral. (1910 - 1911)
Inlaid nonesuch chest, Carved ‘drawing’ table, Carved chimneypiece, Earliest English wallpaper (1910 - 1911)
Inlaid satinwood commode (1910 - 1911)
Inlaid walnut bombé bureau-cabinet (1910 - 1911)
Jewel cabinet of Queen Marie Antoinette, of mahogany, gilt, inlaid, carved, and with painted plaques (1910 - 1911)
Kneehole writing table in red tortoiseshell. Lacquer steel top. Boulle. Gilt fauteuils, upholstered in tapestry (1910 - 1911)
Late Gothic schrank. In the Bavarian Museum, Munich, with hanging light (leuchterweibschen), from Albert Dürer’s house at Nuremburg (1910 - 1911)
Late eighteenth-century decorative furniture (1910 - 1911)
Mahogany and gilt Georgian suite in the gallery and green drawing-room of Longford Castle (1910 - 1911)
Mahogany arm-chair, style of Chippendale (1910 - 1911)
Mahogany cabinet-topped block-front scrutoir, Mahogany and gilt constitution mirror (1910 - 1911)
Mahogany divisible dining-tables, dining room splat-back chairs (1910 - 1911)
Marriage coffer or cassone. In the Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington. Italian (Florentine probably), ca. 1550. (1910 - 1911)
Mirror, gueridons, and table overlaid with silver plaques (1910 - 1911)
Oak Welsh dresser (1910 - 1911)
Oak cabinet, with circular convex panels, Walnut chair (chaise sans bras), with interlaced floral ornament on the back (1910 - 1911)
Oak double hutch. The property of Guy Laking, Esq. , M.V.O., S. James Palace (1910 - 1911)
Oak press, Strangers’ Hall, Norwich. Wall fresco painting, West Stowe, ca. 1550. (1910 - 1911)
Oak trestle table, ‘Mine host’s’ chair (1910 - 1911)
Painted and inlaid satinwood sideboard, Mahogany bracket clock (1910 - 1911)
Painted and lacquered sedan chair with domed top (1910 - 1911)
Painted caned satin (1910 - 1911)
Painted commode and chairs (1910 - 1911)
Panelled room; French. Style of the régence. (1910 - 1911)
Panelling, from an old house, Mirror frame, Walnut table, walnut chair, Walnut high-case clock (1910 - 1911)
Petite credence, François I, Musée de Cluny, Paris, ca. 1520 (1910 - 1911)
Psyché and bed of Napoleon the First (1910 - 1911)
Queen Anne’s bed, Chest of drawers upon stand, Wooden candleabra (1910 - 1911)
Red and gilt lacquer double chest of drawers (1910 - 1911)
Salon de musique of Queen Marie Antoinette, Palace of Fontainebleau, France (1910 - 1911)
Satinwood and mahogany inlaid dressing cabinet (1910 - 1911)
Satinwood dressing-table with medallions (1910 - 1911)
Satinwood wardrobe, inlaid with tulipwood, harewood, holly, ebony, mahogany, and other woods (1910 - 1911)
Semi-circular mahogany sideboard and knife-box. Inlaid and banded with satinwood, mahogany, and ebony (1910 - 1911)
Shaped fret-rimmed gallery table (1910 - 1911)
Shovelboard table in the Hall of Littlecote (1910 - 1911)
The Chippendale Chinese room at Badminton House (1910 - 1911)
The Putnam cupboard of English oak and cedar, Carved settle of American Oak (1910 - 1911)
The littlecote bedstead. The property of Vincent Robinson, Esquire, F. S. A., Parnham, Dorset (1910 - 1911)
