Frieze Panel
1650-1700 (made)
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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
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Parts | This object consists of 4 parts.
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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 |
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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. |
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Accession number | W.489 to C-1921 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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