Price

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A Pair of Ormolu-Mounted Pedestals by Trollope & Sons.

Constructed using rich mahogany, the pair of pedestals of square cross section on plinth supports, of slight taper form with the fascia of recessed panels and stiff-leaf moulding, with ribbon-tied swags of bay leaves above an acanthus leaf architrave. Stamped by the maker.
English, circa 1880

Trollope & Sons

Having their origins in the last quarter of the 18th century, in Parliament Street, London, George Trollope expanded the company exponentially in 1840, and the company was registered in 1843 as George Trollope and Sons, and their showroom, grandly entitled ' The Museum of Decorative Art ' in Halkin Street Belgravia, attracted the great and the good. By 1870, as well as the above addresses they opened at Grosvenor Street, High Street Vauxhall, and the Belgravia Works. They exhibited at the 1851 Crystal Palace Exhibition, gaining a 'notable mention' with their bedroom suite, and also the 1862 International Exhibition, when their Carved Ebony Cabinet merited a full-page description.

Dimensions

Dimensions: H: 41 in / 105 cm  |  W: 11.5 in / 29 cm  |  D: 11.5 in / 29 cm

Price

£20000.00



Condition report

Excellent condition

Stock number

9743
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  • Members are elected for their knowledge, integrity and quality of stock
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  • Our dealers’ membership is reviewed and renewed annually
  • Bada.org is a non-profit site: clients deal directly with members and they pay no hidden fees
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