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These mannequin busts would have been made to order for one of the top window displays of its day
was applied to design everywhere and shells were avidly collected and purchased in large quantities to decorate grottoes
The Deanery in Durham
and were bought out by Savill Brothers who started brewing at the Stratford Brewery in 1856
being a reference to the campaign for the abolition of slavery
A Fine George III Mahogany Estate Cabinet c.1795 sub-Architectural & Garden These mannequin busts would haveOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1790 1800Width: 29Height: 59Depth: 11. 75The sophisticated George III period estate cabinet or cupboard, of appealing proportions, in superb quality mahogany and oak with ivory escutcheons, the whole having twin panelled doors with brass edgings, opening to reveal a comprehensive fitted interior, with further doors having opposing matched veneers concealing pigeon holes above further pigeon
