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Girandole

James Gibbs, 1725

Temple Newsam House, Leeds

The only piece of domestic furniture designed by James Gibbs to be identified. Possibly made by John Gumley. The original bevelled octagonal mirror plate is framed by a broad moulded surround enriched by acanthus, the cresting centres rest on a fronded shell with husk pendants; the apron retains the original cast and chased candle arms.

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Title of artwork, date

Girandole, 1725

Date supported

1988

Medium and material

Carved & gilt pine with metal candle arms

Dimensions

51 x 34 cm

Grant

7750

Total cost

31000

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