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A Group of Early Eighteenth-Century Furniture. Walnut Cabinet-Top Scrutoire. Inlaid Sycamore ( Yellow ) Clock. Caeved Tabouret
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A Group of Early Eighteenth-Century Furniture. Walnut Cabinet-Top Scrutoire. Inlaid Sycamore ( Yellow ) Clock. Caeved Tabouret
LLM461231 A Group of Early Eighteenth-Century Furniture. Walnut Cabinet-Top Scrutoire. Inlaid Sycamore ( Yellow ) Clock. Caeved Tabouret by Foley, Edwin John (1859-1912); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Group of Early Eighteenth-Century Furniture. Walnut Cabinet-Top Scrutoire. Inlaid Sycamore ( Yellow ) Clock. Caeved Tabouret. Illustration for The Book of Decorative Furniture by Edwin Foley (Jack, 1910).); © Look and Learn
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This print showcases a stunning group of early eighteenth-century furniture, exuding elegance and sophistication. The focal point is the magnificent walnut cabinet-top scrutoire, meticulously crafted with intricate details that highlight its exquisite beauty. Its rich color and fine craftsmanship make it a true masterpiece. Adjacent to the scrutoire is an inlaid sycamore (yellow) clock, adding a touch of vibrancy to the ensemble. The delicate inlay work on the clock demonstrates the skillful artistry of its creator. It serves as both a functional timepiece and a decorative element that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal. Completing this remarkable collection is a carved tabouret, showcasing expert carving techniques that bring out its ornate design. This piece adds depth and texture to the arrangement while providing additional seating options for those who appreciate comfort without compromising style. The photograph captures these exceptional pieces from Edwin John Foley's private collection, illustrating his passion for decorative furniture. Published in "The Book of Decorative Furniture" by Foley himself in 1910, this image stands as a testament to his expertise and dedication to preserving historical craftsmanship. With its impeccable composition and attention to detail, this print invites viewers into an era where furniture was not only functional but also served as works of art. It celebrates the timeless allure of ornamental decoration while inspiring interior designers and enthusiasts alike with its refined charm.
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