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Frieze Panel

1650-1700 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

These panels are part of a collection of hundreds of woodcarvings given to the Museum in 1921 by Sir Charles Allom, who headed the London decorating firm of White Allom & Co. The firm was very active in Britain and also in North America. The collection was made to serve for the education of designers and carvers in a firm that specialized in re-creating period interiors. It had probably been designed in part as a teaching tool for Cedric Allom, Charles's son, but he was killed in the First World War.

Object details

Category
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 4 parts.

  • Frieze Panel
  • Frieze Panel
  • Frieze Panel
  • Frieze Panel
Materials and techniques
Carved oak
Brief description
Four frieze panels, of oak, carved with formal figures and foliage
Physical description
Four frieze panels, of oak, carved with formal figures and foliage
Style
Credit line
Given by Sir Charles and Lady Allom in memory of their son, Lieutenant Cedric Allom RFA
Summary
These panels are part of a collection of hundreds of woodcarvings given to the Museum in 1921 by Sir Charles Allom, who headed the London decorating firm of White Allom & Co. The firm was very active in Britain and also in North America. The collection was made to serve for the education of designers and carvers in a firm that specialized in re-creating period interiors. It had probably been designed in part as a teaching tool for Cedric Allom, Charles's son, but he was killed in the First World War.
Collection
Accession number
W.489 to C-1921

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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