Henry Hill of Marlborough | George III Serpentine Chest of Drawers lamps more versatile pieces suitable for

more versatile pieces suitable for refined domestic interiors

see ‘Study for Rao Ram Singh I hunting rhinoceros on an elephant’ at the Met Museum

celebrated for their adaptable form

Date: Mid 19th century

A decorative carved and painted wooden figure of a tamed spotty wild boar wearing a red saddle

Henry Hill of Marlborough | George III Serpentine Chest of Drawers lamps more versatile pieces suitable forA fine example of Georgian cabinet furniture, this George III serpentine chest of drawers exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and elegant design synonymous with mid 18th century English furniture. Attributed to the esteemed Henry Hill of Marlborough, this piece encapsulates the stylistic sophistication and quality construction characteristic of Britains foremost Georgian cabinet makers. Origin: England; attributed to Henry Hill of Marlborough Date: