Archives: Objects
A post type for Qi Objects.
Sevres Porcelain Dish
Details
- Date
- c1848
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 27cm
- Material
- Porcelain
- Catalogue number
- HBT.52
- Current location
- Museum
Hard-pasted Sevres Bon-Bon dish circa 1848. White with a gold rim and B monogram surrounded by a wreath. “Chateau d’Ea” stamped on bottom.
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Plate
Details
- Date
- 1795
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 29.5cm
- Material
- Enamels, gilt, porcelain
- Catalogue number
- HBT.62
- Current location
- Museum
Chinese armorial plate with Chandos coat of arms.
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Pitt Plate
Details
- Date
- 18th century
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 45.5cm
- Material
- Porcelain
- Catalogue number
- SHPT.15
- Current location
- Museum
Famille rose armorial shallow dish, enammelled arms of Pitt impaling Grenville, supported by a lion and stag. With motto ‘Benigno Numine’. Literature: Ronald W Fuchs and David S Howard, Made in China: Export Porcelain from the Leo and Doris Hodroff Collection at Winterthur, 2005, p.80, no. 41.
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Music Room Cut Glass Chandelier
Details
- Date
- Modern
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 183cm
- Material
- Glass
- Catalogue number
- SHPT.3
- Current location
- Music Room
Cut Glass Chandelier of 7 lights decorated with faceted tied swags and large vertical prismatic spears.
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Pair of Coaching Tables
Details
- Date
- 1820s
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 69cm by 48cm by 73cm high
- Material
- Wood, Mother of Pearl
- Catalogue number
- SHPT.17
- Current location
- Museum
George IV rosewood coaching tables, brass stringing to rectangular tops. Inset with a monogram of the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos beneath the ducal coronet in morther of pearl and brass. Turned folding legs.
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Silver Powder Flask
Details
- Date
- 1837
- Author / Artist
- Charles Rawlings & William Summers, London
- Dimensions
- 8oz and 20cm
- Material
- Silver
- Catalogue number
- HBT.54
- Current location
- Archives
Silver powder flask engraved on one side with two men in top hats with shotguns and on the other with commemorative description inscription to the Marquess: “This powder flask and shot belt were presented to the Marquess of Chandos in kind remembrance of a pleasant shooting excursion to the moors of Auchlyne in Perthshire in August 1837 by his obliged friends J.W.Chase of Cosgrove, T.B.Rose of Haddenham, J.Hoare of Wendover, and J.Bailey of Shenley”. (MB ref HB14PF01)
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Silver Charger
Details
- Date
- c1880
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 63cm
- Material
- White metal
- Catalogue number
- HBT.65
- Current location
- Archives
Silver charger (large, round shield-like object), belonging to Richard Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, perhaps made while in India.
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Silver Gilt Urn
Details
- Date
- 1773
- Author / Artist
- Thomas Hemming
- Dimensions
- 39cm
- Material
- Silver gilt
- Catalogue number
- SS.9
- Current location
- Museum
A silver gilt urn, 1773, having a part fluted ovoid body with median band of Vitruvian scrolls, harebell loop handles, on a knopped laurel bordered pedestal with square plinth, the lid with reclining putto.
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Horse’s Hoof Ink Stand
Details
- Date
- 1861
- Author / Artist
- Robert Garrard, London
- Dimensions
- 9cm
- Material
- Silver, natural history
- Catalogue number
- HBT.56
- Current location
- Archives
Horse’s hoof ink stand on silver base. Engraved with name of horse – Warwick – “27 years the favourite charger of the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Colonel of the Royal Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry”.
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Pair of Sale Posters
Details
- Date
- c.1922
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 173cm by 94cm
- Material
- Paper
- Catalogue number
- SS.1.1-2
- Current location
- Ante-Library
Pair of Sale Posters. Stowe House treasures sale by auction held jointly by Messrs Jackson Stops and Messrs Farebrother, Ellis and Co. Notice for the 11th of October 1922, glazed in contemporary frame.