Emma Hawkins: A Natural World

A set of three neo-classical architectural models of panelled interiors attributed to Whytock and Reid

UK: Greenford Park Warehouse

Lot Closed

January 19, 04:21 PM GMT

Estimate

1,200 - 1,800 GBP

Lot Details

Description

A set of three neo-classical architectural models of panelled interiors attributed to Whytock and Reid

each of trapezoid box-form, the interiors variously fitted with panelling, one walnut, one painted and one mahogany and green painted, originally wired for electric light

95cm. high, 70cm. wide, 21.5cm. deep

Acquired from John Dixon, Edinburgh.

These were possibly produced as display models for Whytock and Reid or as schemes for Robert Lorimer.

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