IN THE MANNER OF RICHARD BRIDGENS, CIRCA 1845

Name: AN EARLY VICTORIAN OAK FOLIO STAND
Brand: IN THE MANNER OF RICHARD BRIDGENS, CIRCA 1845
Price: 3500.00 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Price Realised USD 4,410

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USD 3,000 - USD 5,000

Closed: 15 Jun 2023

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AN EARLY VICTORIAN OAK FOLIO STAND

IN THE MANNER OF RICHARD BRIDGENS, CIRCA 1845

Price Realised USD 4,410

Closed: 15 Jun 2023

Price Realised USD 4,410

Closed: 15 Jun 2023

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In the Elizabethan revival style, the sides carved with open tracery with a large foliate patera at the center, standing on unusual large brass castors, the wheels cast with gothic tracery for spokes
36 in. (91.5 cm.) high, 36¹⁄₂ in. (93 cm.) wide, 26³⁄₄ in. (68 cm.) deep

Mallett, London.
Acquired by Ann and Gordon Getty from the above in June 1996.

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Lot Essay

The nineteenth century English architect, designer and artist, Richard Hicks Bridgens (1785-1846) was known for his Elizabethan and Scottish Baronial style designs. Bridgens apprenticed in Liverpool under the renowned cabinet-maker George Bullock before moving to London. After Bullock's death, Bridgens set up his own business in Birmingham and executed some of his most well-known work for James Watt junior at Aston Hall primarily in Jacobean taste. He published his design book in 1838 which featured several designs with similarly intricate and carved strapwork.