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Very important large inlaid cabinet designed by Owen Jones for Alfred Morrison.
This is the largest known piece of furniture designed by him. Made by Jackson & Graham, of various woods, including ebony, purpleheart, holly and sycamore, the glazing of the central upper part framed in gilt-bronze.
English Circa 1865-70.
Provenance :- Alfred Morrison (1821-1897), 16 Carlton House Terrace, London.
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Dimensions
Height 3,47m Width 2,40m Depth 65.5 cmThe BADA Standard
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