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Lot 1249
A LATE REGENCY ANTLER-MOUNTED POLLARD OAK STICK-STAND
FIRST-HALF 19TH CENTURY, IN THE MANNER OF GEORGE BULLOCK
Fermé9 December 2012
Prix réalisé
GBP 2,500
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Note du spécialiste
Whilst the design for this stick stand is not known amongst the work of George Bullock (c. 1777-1818), a design for a candelabra supplied to Lieutenant General Popham for Littlecote, Wiltshire survives where Bullock adorns the central stem with antlers in a related fashion.
On the second day of Bullock's stock in trade sale 3-5 May, Christie's, 1819, lot 30 is recorded as 'an noble and lofty candelabrum, the centre shaft covered with foliage bronzed, and terminated by a cluster of three deer's heads' (J. Murray, George Bullock: Cabinet-Maker, London, 1988, fig. 55, pp. 117-118.)
George Bullock was commissioned to supply furniture for Harewood House as a part of the Regency refubishments. This stick stand is one of a pair recorded in the 1842 inventories.
On the second day of Bullock's stock in trade sale 3-5 May, Christie's, 1819, lot 30 is recorded as 'an noble and lofty candelabrum, the centre shaft covered with foliage bronzed, and terminated by a cluster of three deer's heads' (J. Murray, George Bullock: Cabinet-Maker, London, 1988, fig. 55, pp. 117-118.)
George Bullock was commissioned to supply furniture for Harewood House as a part of the Regency refubishments. This stick stand is one of a pair recorded in the 1842 inventories.