Adam Brothers

James Adam. The Adam brothers, Robert (1728–1792) and James (1732–1794), were highly influential

A petit bookcase in the manner of the Adam brothers. Constructed in Satinwood, with crossbanding

A library bookcase in the manner of the Adam Brothers Constructed in a well figured mahogany

medal for a drawing room in the style of ‘the Adam brothers’ shown at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial

Beautiful antique English watercolor painting of an Adam style palace interior. Depicting a

drawers with brass hardware. In the style of the Brothers Adam. See measurements below.

Beautiful antique English watercolor painting of an Adam Style palace interior. A pair of

A fine antique Adam Style watercolor interior design rendering reminiscent of Osterley Park, London

specialised in fire surrounds and stoves, employing the Adam brothers and Haworth brothers to create designs

scrolling acanthus elements deeply rooted in the design vocabulary of the Adam brothers. The jambs are

. "Adam Style" refers to a design movement led by the Adams brothers, especially Robert Adam (1728-1792

Kauffmann (1741-1807), a Swiss-born painter who was a decorative artist for Adam Brothers, English furniture

lightness associated with the Adam Brothers’ style. The seats are upholstered in a luxurious pink moiré

, medallions, and gilt swags, capturing the essence of the late 18th-century Adam brothers’ aesthetic

A library bookcase in the manner of Sheraton and the Adam Brothers. Constructed in satinwood

19th c Regency period satinwood demilune. hand painted scenes in the style of Angelica Kaufman

dressed oval border glass. In the style of the Brothers Adam. See measurements below.

Georgian Greens, Empire Colours, Wedgwood Colours (Wedgwood Lilac, Wedgwood Jasper Red), Adam Brothers

Friedman Brothers Large Oval Adams Style Gold Gilt Wood Wall Mirror. Item features urn and leafy

Pair of English Regency Style Gilt Wood Oval Mirror, Wall, Console, Over Mantle Each oval center clean mirror is elaborately decorated with swags, urns and griffins. Very fine condi...

additional or specific measurements please ask The Adam style (or Adamesque and "Style of the Brothers Adam

A fine and substantial mirror in the Robert Adam manner. Primarily giltwood, and having an the

Beautiful large pair of Adam style carved giltwood oval wall mirrors. This a beautiful pair of

, architectural symmetry, and impeccable detailing associated with the late-18th-century work of Robert Adam

design movement. The Adam brothers, particularly Robert Adam (1728–1792) and his younger brother James

personal reworking of the neoclassical model popularized at home by the Adam brothers, diverging from the

complex was developed by the Adam brothers in the 1760s and was one of the most fashionable addresses in

additional or specific measurements please ask The Adam style (or Adamesque and "Style of the Brothers Adam

brothers, particularly Robert Adam (1728–1792) and his younger brother James Adam (1732–1794), were

Adam and his brothers, who introduced a refined neoclassical language influenced by ancient Roman

Adams Style Wall / Console / Pier Mirror, Giltwood, Floral Motif Most likely Freidman Brothers

Adam brothers` style of architecture and interior design was central to what became known as the age of

something to the Adam brothers, and something, no doubt, to the stock designs of his predecessors. There

emerged in the late 18th century, developed by Scottish architect and designer Robert Adam (1728–1792) and

Brothers Adam") is an 18th-century neoclassical style of interior design and architecture, as

Adam brothers, who pioneered the Neoclassical style in the late 18th century Britain. Dating back to

painted in the classic Adams Brothers style, George III era , second half of the eighteenth century , in

. This style was popularized by British designer Thomas Sheraton and earlier by the architects Adam

Scottish Adam Brothers design and proportion; with characteristic American Federal period hand-carved

Neoclassical Pole Screen in the Style of the Brothers Adam, adapted as Floor Lamp

brothers Adam (1640-1695), Gabriel (c. 1603-1677) or Nicolas Perelle (1631-c.1695), French engravers

(after Paul Brill). Made by one of the members of the Perelle family from Paris: by one of the brothers

after Brill. Made by one of the members of the Perelle family from Paris: by one of the brothers Adam

. Robert Adam and his brother James disseminated their design principals in ‘Works in Architecture’, which

a 'Cabinet Manufacturer, Collector and Restorer of Chippendale, Adam and Sheraton furniture.'  

house, Perthshire exhibits close similarities to an Adam brother’s example in the North Drawing Room of

house, Perthshire exhibits close similarities to an Adam brother’s example in the north drawing room of

Fine pair of hand-painted Adam style caned and scroll armchairs after the neoclassical style made

Beautiful 18th Century English Adam style green painted console table. Features fluted tapered legs

These superb "girandole" style giltwood mirrors are exemplary of the Adam brothers' designs that

These majestic "girandole" style giltwood mirrors are exemplary of the Adam brother's designs that

the neo-classical manner of the Adam Brothers; the platform has a green tooled leather writing surface

The design heavily influenced by the illustrated volumes of the famous Adam brothers Works in

These majestic "girandole" style giltwood mirrors are exemplary of the Adam brothers' designs that

(or Adamesque and "Style of the Brothers Adam") is an 18th-century neoclassical style of interior

A pair of Adams style mirrors made for Friedman Brothers, circa 1950s in Italy. They feature

​Friedman Brothers Adams Style Beveled Mirror Model Adamesque 37" X 45" Dimensions : 45" Tall X 37