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Metalwork Design

1835
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Design for a cup and cover on stand, the cup of caelix krater form, the bottom with thistles. The handles formed as oak branches, on the cover a trooper and a horse. On the square stand with a trophy of trumpets, weapon and flags, including a standard with the Union flag in the corner lettered NSYC. On the base, beside the stand, two figures in the uniform of a Yeomanry Company. Profile, shown full size 660 x 325.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Pencil, pen and ink and brown wash on wove paper laid down on linen.
Brief description
Design for a cup and cover on stand, by an anonymous English designer, C. 1835
Physical description
Design for a cup and cover on stand, the cup of caelix krater form, the bottom with thistles. The handles formed as oak branches, on the cover a trooper and a horse. On the square stand with a trophy of trumpets, weapon and flags, including a standard with the Union flag in the corner lettered NSYC. On the base, beside the stand, two figures in the uniform of a Yeomanry Company. Profile, shown full size 660 x 325.
Dimensions
  • Height: 658mm
  • Width: 326mm
Style
Marks and inscriptions
: Inscribed on the linen, at the back of the sheet "No. 3"
Object history
The style of the uniforms appear to match those of the North Somerset Yeomanry in use between 1830 and 1842.
The linen may have been applied to as an early repair as the sheet has been thorn at the centre.
This design is by the same hand as 9274.21.
Drawings numbers 9274.1-29 are or were all pasted into a stitched set of pages which have been incorporated into a modern museum binding and mounted out of chronological order. They date from c. 1820 to c. 1850 and may possibly originate from the same workshop. 9274.1-29 bought from the dealer E. Parsons 17th June 1884 for 2 pounds and 10 shillings.
Collection
Accession number
9274:27

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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