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The Hinton House State Bed The Hinton House State Bed

© Temple Newsam House


The Hinton House State Bed

Unknown Artist

Art Funded
1981
Dimensions
361 x 216 x 230 cm
Vendor
Simon Redburn
With its original hangings of red silk damask and velvet, the cornices, the interior of the tester, the valances and the counterpane decorated with gold and silver galon.

Provenance

Comes from Hinton House, the seat of the Poulett family in Somerset, and was made for John, 4th Baron Poulett.

Hangings of red silk damask and velvet

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Of the dozens of objects and works of art to have been Art Funded for the house, particularly striking is the Chinese lacquer fall-front secretaire, acquired with a contribution from the Art Fund of £75,000. It was probably made for Isabella Dowager Marchioness of Hartford, who inherited the house in the early 19th century.

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