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Wine or cordial glasses (set of six), Glass, British
British
late 18th century
Dining room from Kirtlington Park, John Sanderson, Wood, plaster, marble, British, Oxfordshire
Multiple artists/makers
1748
Fruit dish (one of a pair), Thomas Heming, Silver-gilt, British, London
Thomas Heming
1766–67
Epergne, Thomas Heming, Silver, British, London
Thomas Heming
1766–67
Dining table, Mahogany, British
British
ca. 1770–80
Spoon, Paul Hanet, Silver, British, London
Paul Hanet
1727–28
Spoon, William Darker, Silver, British, London
Possibly by William Darker
Possibly by Josiah Daniel
1720–21
Side chair (one of a pair), Thomas Chippendale  British, Mahogany; tent stitch embroidery on canvas, British
Designer After a design by Thomas Chippendale
ca. 1755–60
Pair of andirons, Benjamin Pyne, Silver, iron, British, London
Benjamin Pyne
1697–98
Basin, Abraham Portal  British, Silver gilt, British, London
Abraham Portal
1755/56
Ladle, Hester Bateman, Silver, British, London
Hester Bateman
1780–81
Sideboard dish, Lewis Mettayer  British, Silver gilt, British, London
Lewis Mettayer
1717/18
Chandelier, John Gumley  British, Gilded wood and gesso; gilded metal mounts, British
Attributed to John Gumley
Attributed to James Moore
ca. 1710–15
Pair of candlesticks, Edward Wakelin  British, Silver, British, London
Edward Wakelin
Designer After a pattern by William Kent
1757/58
Fork (one of five), Isaac Callard Jr., Silver, British, London
possibly by Isaac Callard Jr.
18th century
Fork (one of five), Isaac Callard Jr., Silver, British, London
possibly by Isaac Callard Jr.
18th century
Side table (one of a pair), Matthias Lock  British, Carved gilded pine with modern scagliola top, British
Designer After a design by Matthias Lock
ca. 1740
Side table (one of a pair), Matthias Lock  British, Carved gilded pine with modern scagliola top, British
Designer After a design by Matthias Lock
ca. 1740
Ewer, Abraham Portal  British, Silver gilt, British, London
Abraham Portal
1755/56
Plate (one of a set of twelve), Thomas Farren  British, Silver, British, London
Thomas Farren
1715/16
Plate (one of a set of twelve), Thomas Farren  British, Silver, British, London
Thomas Farren
1715/16
Plate (one of a set of twelve), Thomas Farren  British, Silver, British, London
Thomas Farren
1715/16
Plate (one of a set of twelve), Thomas Farren  British, Silver, British, London
Thomas Farren
1715/16
The Drummond Children, Sir Henry Raeburn  British, Scottish, Oil on canvas
Sir Henry Raeburn
ca. 1808–9
Sir James Dashwood (1715–1779), Enoch Seeman the Younger  German, Oil on canvas
Enoch Seeman the Younger
1737
Chair (One of Set of Four), Fruitwood, ivory, and cane
second half 18th century
Chair (One of Set of Four), Fruitwood, ivory, and cane
second half 18th century
Chair (One of Set of Four), Fruitwood, ivory, and cane
second half 18th century
Chair (One of Set of Four), Fruitwood, ivory, and cane
second half 18th century
Fruit dish (one of a pair), Thomas Heming, Silver-gilt, British, London
Thomas Heming
1766–67
Side Chair (one of a pair), Thomas Chippendale  British, Mahogany; tent stitch embroidery on canvas, British
Designer After a design by Thomas Chippendale
ca. 1755–60
Carpet, Thomas Whitty  British, Wool; knotted pile, British, Axminster
attributed to Thomas Whitty
Manufactory Axminster carpet manufactory
ca. 1765
Four spoons, Paul Hanet, Silver, British, London
Paul Hanet
1727–28
Four spoons, Paul Hanet, Silver, British, London
Paul Hanet
1727–28
British, London
18th century
British, London
18th century
British, London
18th century
British, London
18th century
British, London
18th century
British, London
18th century

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