Lord Vernon’s Sudbury Hall lime wood barometer, by J. Braund after Grinling GibbonsLord Vernon’s Sudbury Hall lime wood barometer, by J. Braund after Grinling Gibbons

Lord Vernon’s Sudbury Hall lime wood barometer, by J. Braund after Grinling Gibbons

£ 14,500.00

Date:

Circa 1840

Origin:

England

Dimensions:

H eight 49 inches Width 6 ¾ inches Depth 3 ½ inches

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Lord Vernon’s Sudbury Hall lime wood barometer, by J. Braund after Grinling Gibbons, of typical form within a case richly carved with high relief strapwork comprising bellflowers, foliage and fleshy acanthus scrolls, the finial centred on a roundel showing the four winds represented by cherubs blowing from each corner, with further cherubs reclining on the shoulders, the scallop shell and garland-carved base sliding upwards to reveal the mercury reservoir.  English, circa 1840.

 

Provenance:            Supplied to the Lords Vernon for Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire

By descent until sold by the Right Hon. Lord Vernon at Sotheby’s, February 1923.

Literature:                Advertised in Country Life, 3rd of February 1923

in a Sotheby’s preview

The Braund Society Journal, Issue 154, September 2020 ‘John Braund’s Barometer’

Footnotes:   J. Braund was well known in artistic circles in Victorian London as a designer, retailer of furniture and as an architect. A table either designed or retailed by Braund is dated 1839 and he exhibited at the Great Exhibition in 1851.

Read our blog with further information on Sudbury Hall 

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