Metamorphic Table pier mirror Such designs could be found

Such designs could be found in Ackernann’s “Repository of Arts” published in London between 1809 and 1828

English circa 1875

Circa 1740

This mirror is typical of the work of Thomas Johnson (1714-1778) one of two English wood carvers (Matthias Lock was the other) known for effusive rococo designs

These chairs remained in Somerville House for the entire 20th century

Metamorphic Table pier mirror Such designs could be foundMetamorphic mahogany writing table with leather inset top, with a carved rope twist molding having an end drawer opening up for the ladder, the other drawers all dummy drawers, on turned, reeded legs terminating in casters. Of exceptional quality, the table is en suite with the writing table advertised by Mallett of Bath (see description on library table with similar gilt brass handles). Ht. 29. 5", W. 42", D. 32. 25