James Wyatt

James Wyatt (1746-1813), ceiling, book and door casings. Please contact us for further information.

. The design of this sideboard is attributed to James Wyatt for Dodington Park Gloucestershire. The

. Literature: Wiiliam Atkinson a pupil of James Wyatt re-modelled Scone Palace for the 4th Earl of Mansfield

Designed by James Wyatt (1746–1813), the painting attributed to Biagio Rebecca (Italian 1731–1808

illustrated in the neoclassical music room at Powerham Castle, Devon, built by James Wyatt, 1794-1796 for the

' shaped looking glasses is attributed to the late Georgian architect James Wyatt, who often used the

most exquisite interiors. Chief among these is the Music Room, designed by James Wyatt and executed by

style of English design in the light of the French revolution Working with the architect James Wyatt

A Regency Gothic caned oak sofa attributed to James Wyatt, circa 1805-1810.   

A pair of George III painted bookcases in the manner of James Wyatt, circa 1775. Each with an

. Identical to one in Soho House, Birmingham, the house designed by James Wyatt. But this fire grate was

, Hinton St George, Somerset. The house was designed by James Wyatt. Originally there were a long run of

A late 18th century statuary and Sienna marble Neo – classical mantel after James Wyatt. Fireplace

taste by Robert Adam, James Wyatt and the other premiere architects at the end of the 18th century and

). A similar wine-cooler was designed by James Wyatt (a close associate of the Gillows family) in the

. Both Robert Adam & James Wyatt designed for their workshops. Length: 4.9 inches, 12.25cm. Width

Fonthill Gifford in Wiltshire, England, at the direction of William Thomas Beckford and architect James

"Royal Mechanical Museum," Weeks employed the well-known architect James Wyatt to design the building

, Worcestershire (1795) which were probably purchased by James Wyatt for the gardens, Tullynally House, Ireland (by

, designed by James Wyatt, was abandoned after astronomically spiralling building costs and the King’s

-classic taste were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB

-classic taste were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB

. Ince and Mayhew also provided furnishings for Humphry Sturt at Crichel House, Dorset, where James Wyatt

plate in the neo-Classic taste were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August

Adam's main rivals were James Wyatt, whose many designs for furniture were less known outside the wide

and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB continued to be used by Matthew

process of transforming what was in fact still a castle into a palace under the direction of James Wyatt

and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB continued to be used by Matthew

and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB continued to be used by Matthew

important designers for Boulton plate in the neo-classic taste were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew

were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB continued to

designer James Wyatt. Wyatt designed this chair for the hallway of Castle Coole, Co. Fermanagh, circa 1790

of: Robert Adam, William Chambers, James Wyatt, John Carr, John Soane, to name a few.

eighteenth century England. It includes architects William Kent, Horace Walpole, Robert Adam, James Wyatt

the period, Robert Adam and James Wyatt, and placed great emphasis on the quality of the design as

neo-classic taste were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark

for Boulton plate in the neoclassic taste were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on

were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB continued to

and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB continued to be used by Matthew

plate in the neo-Classic taste were Robert Adams and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August

and James Wyatt. Matthew Boulton died on 17 August 1809. The mark MB continued to be used by Matthew

A pair of 18th century George III mahogany chairs in the manner of James Wyatt, the cartouche

, London. Attributed to the designer James Wyatt 1746-1813 and made by Robert Kennett this chair bears a

and his contemporary James Wyatt (1746-1813) created remarkable follies throughout the grounds

remarkable similarities to the designs in this genre to the architect James Wyatt (1749–1813) and the work of

, James Wyatt and George Hepplewhite. Its finely curved serpentine outline, as well as the use of 'Antique

., Falkirk, Scotland (the house designed by James Wyatt), see H.Montgomery Massingbird and C.Simon Sykes

' seat, reflects the George III 'Roman' fashion, promoted in the 1770’s by architects such as James Wyatt

Castle by James Wyatt (d.1813) as Surveyor General of King George III's Office of Works. The Gothic

response to over-decorated neoclassical movement promoted by Robert Adam and James Wyatt. It preceded the

James Wyatt: his sculpture is unheroic, pastoral, romantic.' Works by Gott are held by major

tastemakers of the era as Robert Adam, James Wyatt and George Hepplewhite. Its finely curved serpentine

’ fashion, introduced in the 1770’s and promoted by Robert Adam, James Wyatt, and other fashionable

ornamentation typical of James Wyatt. The main proponent of this style was the architect Henry Holland, who has

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Good English painted breakfront library bookcase. All adjustable shelving. 1840. Dimensions 122 inches (310 cms) Wide 18.5 inches (47 cms) Deep 96 inches (244 cms) High.  

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