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Watercolour Design for a Maison Krieger Designed Lacquer Cabinet - Marked Vernon, 28 North Audley St, London.
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Watercolour Design for a Maison Krieger Designed Lacquer Cabinet - Marked Vernon, 28 North Audley St, London.

19th century
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VERNON, AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ‘CABINET MAKER’ WATERCOLOUR Design for a ‘Cream Lacquer cabinet on silver gilt stand’, Made out to Mrs E. Will’, marked Vernon, 28 North Audley St, London’, bearing label to reverse ‘Stephanie Hoppen, The British Antique Dealers Association’, in ebonised wooden frame (approx 30cm x 47cm)

The top of the drawing contains inscriptions that describe the cabinet’s purpose and the manufacturer or designer. Referencing “Liquor Cabinet” and “Maison Krieger,” the well known French furniture-making firm known for high-quality craftsmanship in the C19th and early C20th. The piece may have been an archival record from the renowned furniture maker.

Condition: A detail of loss to frame bottom left, some creasing and fading.

Physical Dimensions
Height
47cm (18.50")
Width
30cm (11.81")
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Duke Antiques and Interiors has dated this Watercolour Furniture Design Drawing to the Victorian era.

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SA1205904
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VERNON, AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ‘CABINET MAKER’ WATERCOLOUR Design for a ‘Cream Lacquer cabinet on silver gilt stand’, Made out to Mrs E.
Will’, marked Vernon, 28 North Audley St, London’, bearing label to reverse ‘Stephanie Hoppen, The British Antique Dealers Association’, in ebonised wooden frame (approx 30cm x 47cm).
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fig 1. An antique watercolour architectural design drawing depicting a cream chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on an ornate carved gilt stand.
fig 1. Watercolour Design for a Maison Krieger Designed Lacquer Cabinet - Marked Vernon, 28 North Audley St, London.

The top of the drawing contains inscriptions that describe the cabinet’s purpose and the manufacturer or designer. Referencing “Liquor Cabinet” and “Maison Krieger,” the well known French furniture-making firm known for high-quality craftsmanship in the C19th and early C20th. The piece may have been an archival record from the renowned furniture maker.

Condition: A detail of loss to frame bottom left, some creasing and fading.

Height
47cm (18.50")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Date of Manufacture

Duke Antiques and Interiors has dated this Watercolour Furniture Design Drawing to the Victorian era.

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An antique watercolour architectural design drawing depicting a cream chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on an ornate carved gilt stand.
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Archive I An antique watercolour architectural design drawing depicting a cream chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on an ornate carved gilt stand.

Watercolour Design for a Maison Krieger Designed Lacquer Cabinet - Marked Vernon, 28 North Audley St, London.

Archive II An antique watercolour architectural design drawing depicting a cream chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on an ornate carved gilt stand. View II
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An antique watercolour architectural design drawing depicting a cream chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on an ornate carved gilt stand.
Watercolour Design for a Maison Krieger Designed Lacquer Cabinet - Marked Vernon, 28 North Audley St, London.
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An antique watercolour architectural design drawing depicting a cream chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on an ornate carved gilt stand.
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