Furniture Collection (#3)

Fiona Richmond, model and actress, pictured at her flat in London, 1st August 1976

Amanda Redman Actress - August 1981

Actress Jackie Lane lying in bed naked talking on the telephone March 1959

Woman sitting in chair, rubbing her feet
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1950s: Woman sitting in chair, rubbing her feet

GWR luggage trolley, c. 1920s
This image is taken from a page from a GWR furniture catalogue. The GWR produced their own furniture which included benches, trollies and coat racks

Grand ceremonial banquet at the French Court in the 14th century, with entremets (dishes that were served after roasts, vegetables and sweets)

French druggist and grocer, 16th century. Engraving after an illustration by Jean de Vries in the 16th century

French druggist and grocer, 16th century. Engraving after an illustration by Jean de Vries in the 16th century

Goddess Bendis and a family group. Stele of Bithys
Goddess Bendis and a family group: bust of a child and feasting husband and wife. Inscription in Greek. Stele of Bithys, his wife Zaeka and his daughter Pyrousala

Carl Larsson (1853-1919). Swedish painter. Getting Ready for a Game, 1901. National Museum. Stockholm. Sweden.

The Letter, Carl Holsoe (1863-1935), Oil On Canvas

The Front Gate of the Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad, India, one of the largest museums in the world, housing an extensive collection of art

Toilet bathroom icon set. Isometric set of toilet bathroom vector icons neon on black Toilet bathroom icon set. Isometric set of toilet bathroom vector icons neon on black

France, Haute Savoie, St Nicolas de Veroce, Les sentiers du baroque, St Nicolas de Veroce church

Woman lying on a bed while a man fans her with peacock-feather fan, 9th century. From illuminated manuscript 510 by Gregory of Nazianzus. Figure tiree du MS 510

Noble woman lounging on a Byzantine bed of the 9th century (from a manuscript in the Bibliotheque Royale). The bed is decorated with gilt and a large bolster pillow. Lit Grec du IXe Siecle (Bibli)

Nobleman reclining on a Byzantine bed of the 9th century (from an illuminated manuscript in the Bibliotheque Royale). The bed frame is decorated with a mosaic of precious stones

Furniture, tools and other objects, 12th and 13th centuries

Lamps, vases and other furniture, 12th and 13th centuries

Oak wardrobe from Luneburg town hall, 15th century
Carved and painted oak wardrobe from Luneburg town hall, 15th century. With figure of the sun, the moon with a man's face Lunae burgum, and heraldic shields

Oak wardrobe from Luneburg town hall, 15th century
Carved and painted oak wardrobe from Luneburg town hall, 15th century. With figure of the sun, the moon with a man's face Lunae burgum, and figures holding heraldic shields

Fancy chest of drawers in the rockery style, Rouen
Fancy chest of drawers in the rockery style. Commode, petit meuble de fantaisie. Motifs elegants et typiques du style rocaille ordinaire

Terrestrial sphere, furniture for a hall or library, Rouen
Terrestrial sphere, furniture for a hall or library. Decorated with lions, angels, allegorical figures of Ceres for Summer, Bacchus for Autumn. Painted by Pierre Chapelle, 1725

Celestial sphere for a hall or library, Rouen, 1725
Celestial sphere, furniture for a hall or library. Decorated with zodiac constellations, allegorical figures of the Four Elements, Junon for the Air, Painted by Pierre Chapelle, Rouen, 1725

Ancient Roman vases
Large vase with satyr heads, once owned by the artist Giovanni Battista Piranesi 1, ancient vase with ram's heads found in the Villa Casali outside Porta San Sebastiano 2

Ancient Roman vases and cup
Glass vase found outside Porta Maggiore 1, metal cup with swans from the Museo Oddi in Perugia 2, and vase from the Museo Mattei 3

Ancient Roman metal lamps
Metal lamp with theatrical masks from the museum of the Vatican Library 1, metal lamp with snake climbing a tree from the Museo di Portici 2, and metal lamp in the form of a swan from the Casa Oddi

Ancient cups and vase
Antique cup from the Villa Mattei 1, antiqe cup from the Vatican Museum 2, porphyry cup in the Farnese Gardens 3, and terracotta vase found in the excavations of Tivoli 4

Ancient Roman vase, pitcher and patera
Metal vase with swan heads 1 and pitcher 2 from the Museo Portici, and metal patera or libation bowl with dolphin and handle from the Casa Oddi, Perugia 3

Table with lion legs, used by the Romans and the Greeks, from the Justinian Palace, Palazzo Giustiniani 1, tazza or cup owned by Francesco de Marchis 2, and vase used by the Romans for libations

Ancient Roman vases and hearth
Metal vase used to draw holy water, found near an ancient well in Palestrina 1, vase 2 and hearth or focolare 3 from the Museo Napoli

Ancient Roman vases and bas-relief
Vase depicting the apotheosis of Homer with eagles and swans, described by Johann Joachim Winckelmann 1, ancient bas-relief with eagle atop war trophies in the Farnese Gardens, Orti Farnesiani 2

Ancient Roman naval monuments
Ancient naval monument wth barques and dolphins taken from a medal of Augustus Caesar 1, and another terracotta monument with winged Victory figure, oar, anchor and barque 2

Ancient Roman lamps and candelabra
Lamp in the Museo Napoli 1, terracotta lamp with ram's head and serpent found near Porta San Lorenzo 2, terracotta lamp with winged lion owned by Fiippo Luigi Gilii 3

Roman tools and household utensils
Copper pot and household utensils excavated at Herculaneum 1, metal ladle and bowl found at Palestrina 2, and terracotta tools excavated in a vineyard near the tomb of Caecilia Metella 3

Ornate Roman flues or gola
Flue or gola decorated with foliage seen near the Arch of Septimius Severus 1, and flue found in fragments in the Farnese Gardens, Orti Farnesiani 2

Ancient Roman vases in marble and granite
Marble vase decorated with cowskin and pan pipes found near the Vigna Casali, Casali vineyard, 1, granite vase owned by sculptor Bartolomeo Cavaceppi 2, and marble vase from the Casa Mattei 3

Ancient Roman tripods
Ancient tripod of Greek manufacture found in Pantanello, Tivoli, 1, and bronze tripod in the Museo di Portici, Naples 2

Two ancient Roman cups or tazza owned by the artist Piranesi
Two ancient Roman cups or tazza owned by artist Giovanni Battista Piranesi. One with geese and ram's heads transported to Olan, the other with sphinxes found in fragments in Tivoli and restored

Ancient Roman candelabra
Candelabras with swans and sphinx found in fragments in Pantanello, Tivoli, restored by French sculptor Antoine-Guillaume Granjacquet 1, 2

Ancient vases owned by Piranesi and Sir WIlliam Hamilton
Vase owned by the artist Giovanni Battista Piranesi (now in England) 1, and vases found in Pantanello in Tivoli by Sir William Hamilton 2, 3

Frieze with decorative foliage from the Farnese Gardens, Rome
Frieze with decorative foliage from the Farnese Gardens, Orti Farnesiani alla Longara, Rome

Ancient Roman decorative ornaments
Decorative ornament with eagle and foliage from the Casa Piranesi 1, and another ornament with dogs and foliage from the Vatican Museum 2

Ancient Roman glass vases
Collection of ancient glass vases, some found in the Catacombs, quarries, etc

Ancient Roman tripods and cup
Tripod found in Pantanello, Tivoli, by Sir William Hamilton 1, tripod with goat heads and feet found in Ostia, owned by Mr. Dire 2, and tazza or cup taken from a painting in Herculaneum 3

Ancient friezes from the Orti Manzi and Orti Colonnesi
Ancient frieze with lion and vine foliage from the Orti Manzi, Montecelio 1, and ancient frieze with winged figure from the Orti Colonnesi, believed to be from the Temple of Nero 2

Chairs in the Vatican Museum
Sedia stercoraria in antique red in the Vatican Museum 1, and marble chair from the statue of the poet and dramatist Menander in the Vatican Museum 2

Ancient Roman tripods with griffins and eagles
Antique griffin tripod owned by Sir William Hamilton 1, and another ancient eagle tripod found in fragments in Pantano 2

Roman mills for olives and grain, with a cylindrical vase
Roman mills for olives and grain found in the city of Pompeii 1, 2, and cylindrical vase and receptacle, perhaps to keep water for domestic use 3

Ancient Roman tripods and altars
Tripod on an ancient bas-relief at the Villa Justinian 1, ancient altar with griffins dedicated to Apollo found in the Villa del Conte Fede, Tivoli 2, and copper tripod from the Casa Oddi, Perugia 3

Ancient Roman tripods and altars
Ancient tripod found by Sir William Hamilton at Pantanello in Tivoli 1, ancient altar with eagle and rams head found at Villa Casali outside Porta San Sebastiano 2

Ancient Roman metal lamps
Ancient metal lamp with heads of dogs, dolphins and eagles symbolizing the three main deities in Naples Museum 1, metal oil lamp with theatrical mask in the Museo Profano, Vatican Library 2

Ancient Greek candelabra
Greek candelabra in the Kircherian Museum 1, bronze Greek candelabra in the Museo di Portici, Naples 2, and Greek candelabra in the Barberini Gallery 3

Greek vases from Rome and Naples
Greek-style metal vase from Naples 1, Greek-style vase in the Justinian Gardens, Orti Giustiniani 2, and Greek vase decorated with Bacchanalia from the Orti Lanta or Lanta Gardens, Janiculum Hill 3

Egyptian gods and deities
Egyptian god Apis depicted as a bull 1, Canopus found in Tivoli by Sir William Hamilton in a temple 2, cockroach deity from a monument in the Villa Albani 3, and Sphinx worshiped on the Nile River 4

Roman sacrificial paraphernalia
Bull prepared for sacrifice, from a bas-relief owned by Bartolomeo Cavaceppi 1, vessel with swan's neck to draw water for a sacrifice 2, bagpipes or flutes played at sacrifices

Egyptian chair and priest of the god Serapis with serpent
Egyptian chair, carved in an obelisk in the Barberini garden 1, and an Egyptian priest of the god Serapis consulting a serpent 2

Egyptian vases and Harpocrates or god of silence
Egyptian metal vase from the Museo Borgiano in Velletri 1, Egyptian vase from the Palazzo Salviati 2, and Harpocrates or god of silence in a metal seal from the Borgiano Museum 3

Ancient Roman well, copper bucket and patera
Ancient well with chariot drawn by serpents in the Villa Strozzi 1, copper bucket to draw water from a well for sacrifices in a temple 2, and metal patera or bowl used in sacrifices

Etruscan vases
Etruscan vase found in the vicinity of Naples, owned by Sir William Hamilton 1, Etruscan vase in the collection of the painter Anton Raphael Mengs 2, and Etruscan vase owned by James Irvine 3

Roman and Greek metal candelabras
Metal candelabra in the Kircherian Museum 1, Greek metal candelabra 2 and another metal candelabra in the Museo Portici or Portici Museum 3

Roman tripod, lamp, perfume box and mystical basket
Portable metal tripod from Naples 1, metal lamp in the Casa Oddi, Perugia 2, perfume box for sacrifices decorated with chimera carved in the Arch 3

Portable Roman chair, consular ensign and stool
Roman consular portable chair from a bas-relief in the Palazzo Giustiniani or Justinian Palace 1, Insegna Consolare or consular ensign carved in the Trajan Column 2

Roman metal and terracotta oil lamps
Metal oil lamps with dolphins and swan from the Profane Museum, Vatican Library 1, 2, terracotta lamp with chimera owned by Bonini 3, and lamp on a pillar found in Florence 4

Ancient Roman altars and pitcher used in sacrifices
Ancient Roman altar with lions and garlands in the Villa Altieri 1, boccale, or pitcher used in sacrifices, from a bas-relief of the Campidoglio 2

Egyptian vases from Rome
Egyptian vase, from the Casa Barberini 1, Egyptian vase found in Pantanello in Tivoli, 2, and Egyptian vase found in fragments owned by Count Fede in Tivoli 3

Ancient Roman cups or Tazza
Ancient tripod cup or tazza, Latin Style, in the Vatican Museum 1, and antique cup of paonazzetto marble from the Orti Mattei, Mattei Gardens, Montecelio 2

Roman vases
Vase of paonazzetto marble owned by the English sculptor Dire 1, vase from the Villa Altieri, 2, and vase from the Villa Sciarra at the Porta Pia 3

Roman tripods and sacrificial brazier
Tripod belonging to the Heirs of the Ecoma, Casa Casali, found in their vineyard outside the Porta San Sebastiono, Rome 1, tripod owned by French sculptor Antoine-Guillaume Granjacquet 2

Copperplate engraving by Pietro Ruga after an illustration by Lorenzo Rocceggiani from his own 100 Plates of Costumes Religious, Civil and Military of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans

Silk patterns for furniture and walls, 18th century
Silk patterns, 18th century. Hangings for furniture and walls, state robes 1-6, hangings in two colours, Louis XVI, 7-9, light silks 10, 11, and border 12. XVIIIme Siecle

Gobelins tapestries, 18th century. Designed by Claude Gillot, Watteau's master. Fragment of an embroidered armchair with oak and reed 5, borders 1-3, and upper border 4. XVIIIme Siecle

Inlaid work, Boulle, 17th and 18th centuries

Roman tripod, chariot and repertory chair
Tripod from a bas-relief in the Farnesina 1, biga or chariot with battling warriors from a bas-relief in the Capitoline Museum 2, and antico rosso repertory chair in the Vatican Museum 3

Roman cups, basins and baths
Porphyry tazza or cup with circumference of 62 palms 1, paonazzetto tazza in the Vatican Museum 2, large granite bath tub or labrum formerly in the Villa Medici 3

Egyptian altar, Greek vase and metal hearth
Egyptian altar found in Tivoli in the ruins of the Canopus, Tempio de Dio Canopo, in the Rocca Bruna 1, Greek metal vase found in Nola, Kingdom of Naples 2, metal hearth found at Prenestino, Rome 3

Roman augur's birdcage, standard, Greek vase and hearth
Roman bird cage used by augurs for reading omens in bird behavior 1, Roman standard or aquila with SPQR in the Palazzo Albani 1, Greek vase from a painting at Herculaneum 2

Roman candelabra and labrum (bath)
Candelabra with two figures of Pallas standing on a shield, from a terracotta owned by Piranesi 1, ancient labrum or bath excavated by Prince Augustus in Ardia 2

Ancient Roman balneae or bath house architecture. Main elevation 1, rear elevation 2, side elevation 3, cross sections 4, 5, and general plan 6

Etruscan race chariot and Roman Imperial armour
Etruscan metal chariot or biga used in races in circuses 1, Roman Imperial cuirass or breastplate armour from a statue of Marcus Aurelius in England 2

Roman shield and standard, Greek helmet, etc
Roman shield or scutum in the Capitol among the trophies of Augustus 1, Greek helmet from a head of Achilles 2, Roman serpent military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3

Etruscan cuirass, Roman charioteer armour, helmet, etc
Etruscan cuirass in the Museo Capitolino 1, leather armour worn by auriga or charioteer in the Roman circus 2, Roman Imperial helmet in bas-relief from the Medici gardens 3

Roman Imperial boot, Greek boot, Dacian bow, etc
Roman imperial boot 1, colossal foot with Greek boot in Cortile Albani 2, metal oil lamp found in Baja in the Kingdom of Naples 3, Dacian quiver and bow from Trajan's Column 4

Roman field stool, bath tub, signum, torch, etc
Portable military field stool or qurule 1, Greek metal candelabra from the Galleria di Portici 2, Roman labrum or bath with sphinxes in the Villa Albani 3

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