拍品专文
This sofa is based on a George I carved giltwood sofa at Temple Newsam Museum probably made by Philip Guibert for Thomas Osborne, Duke of Leeds
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细节
A large giltwood sofa, early 20th century
Of George I style, the rectangular gadrooned back surmounted by three shaped foliate-wrapped cartouches, each surmounted by a Duke's coronet, above a padded back and seat with three cushions and two bolster cushions, upholstered in ivory foliate silk damask with out-curving gadrooned scrolled arms with acanthus terminals, on square tapered stop-fluted legs headed by gadrooned blocks shaped by gadrooned stretchers, re-gilt
96½in. (245cm.) wide, 62in. (157.5cm.) high, 38½in. (98cm.) deep See Illustration
Of George I style, the rectangular gadrooned back surmounted by three shaped foliate-wrapped cartouches, each surmounted by a Duke's coronet, above a padded back and seat with three cushions and two bolster cushions, upholstered in ivory foliate silk damask with out-curving gadrooned scrolled arms with acanthus terminals, on square tapered stop-fluted legs headed by gadrooned blocks shaped by gadrooned stretchers, re-gilt
96½in. (245cm.) wide, 62in. (157.5cm.) high, 38½in. (98cm.) deep See Illustration