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An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.
An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900 Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900. An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.

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An imposing and richly adorned Empire Revival jardiniere of circular form, decorated with finely cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags, interior with a modern brass liner, sides with gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on three tripod legs with classical caryatid masks with wings terminating in lion paw feet, circa 1900

Provenance: This jardiniere formed part of the original furnishings of the opulent Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, built by industrialist George Bullough in 1900.

An original inventory number, ‘X954’, is inscribed on one facing, verifying its presence in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere epitomises the lavish taste of the Edwardian elite and the high standards of craftsmanship employed in the furnishing of Kinloch Castle, the first private home in Scotland to be lit by electricity and famed for its extravagant interiors.


Dimensions:
Height: 67cm Depth/Diameter: 58cm

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Presented here is a striking Empire Revival jardiniere from around 1900, featuring a circular design embellished with intricately cast gilt bronze laurel garlands and floral swags. The interior boasts a modern brass liner, while the sides are adorned with gilt bronze carrying handles. The jardiniere stands on three tripod legs adorned with classical caryatid masks with wings that culminate in lion paw feet.

This exquisite piece comes with a fascinating provenance. It was originally part of the luxurious Empire Room at Kinloch Castle, constructed in 1900 by industrialist George Bullough. An original inventory number, 'X954', can be found inscribed on one side, authenticating its place in the Kinloch Castle collection. This jardiniere is a true reflection of the opulent taste of the Edwardian upper class and the exceptional craftsmanship that adorned Kinloch Castle, renowned as the first private residence in Scotland to be illuminated by electricity and celebrated for its extravagant interiors.

Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with this remarkable Empire Revival jardiniere, available at Duggleby Auctioneers.


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