POLE SCREEN circa 1750 – SOLD
An exceptional Chippendale period Pole Screen
Description
The rectangular carved frame surrounding a panel of petit point needlework depicting ladies in a garden scene within a classical floral border backed by Chinese wall paper on an adjustable pole with turned finial on a tripod base carved with cabochon and paw feet
- Height: 66ins (168cm)
- Width: 27ins (69cm)
Provenance: H. Wykeham-Musgrave, Barnsley Park, Gloucester. Purchased 1936 H.M. Lee & Son, Kingston-on-Thames, then by decent
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