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Leather Panel

ca. 1850 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Embossed leather panel, with a symmetrical Louis XIV pattern which consists of lattice-work, a palmette, floral decoration and two parrots. Pattern in plain leather and heightened with gold, the ground painted in blue and red.

Object details

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Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Leather Panel
  • Leather Panel
Materials and techniques
Embossed and gilded leather
Brief description
Embossed leather panel, symmetrical Louis XIV pattern of lattice-work, floral decoration and parrots, plain leather heightened with gold on blue and red ground. Jacques Michel Dulud, Paris, ca. 1850.
Physical description
Embossed leather panel, with a symmetrical Louis XIV pattern which consists of lattice-work, a palmette, floral decoration and two parrots. Pattern in plain leather and heightened with gold, the ground painted in blue and red.
Dimensions
  • Height: 161.5cm (Note: Dimensions of 3701:1-1856)
  • Width: 63cm (Note: Dimensions of 3701:1-1856)
  • Height: 85.5cm (Note: Dimensions of 3701:2-1856)
  • Width: 64cm (Note: Dimensions of 3701:2-1856)
Measured 23 November 2005
Object history
3699-1856 to 3702-1856 purchased for £ 2.17.6. Acquired at the 'Exposition Universelle, Paris 1855'. See: Third Report of Department of Science and Art for 1855', pages 67, 80.
Transferred 01/09/1965 from Bethnal Green Department to the Woodwork Department (RP 65/2340).

Related works: Museum of Leathercraft, Northampton, inv.no's 1546-67/8 (various colours on green & brown), 1546-67/9, 1546-67/10 (both gold on brown). Drawing room in Kasteel Heeze (Neth.).
Production
Made at the 'Cuirs Dulud' workshop, 14 rue Vivienne, Paris.
Bibliographic reference
Cuirs Dulud, dits cuirs en relief pour meubles & tentures. Album contenant le principaux dessins et diverses notions relatives a leur emploi. Paris, 1857. No.5
Other number
AP.600 - Previous number
Collection
Accession number
3701:1, 2-1856

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Record createdSeptember 1, 2006
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