Music Stand
£2,800.00
A rare and unusual mahogany Music Stand circa 1790
Description
A late and unusual George III mahogany four tier music stand with a ratchet adjustable slope over a drawer and three shelves supported on elegant turned uprights on turned tapered legs raised on brass castors.
- Height: 48ins (122cm)
- Width: 17ins (44cm)
- Depth: 17ins (44cm)
Attributed to Gillow of Lancaster and London
Provenance: The Hon. Theodosia Spring-Rice, cousin of Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice, a British Diplomat who is best known as the writer of ‘ I Vow to Thee, my Country’ hymn created in 1921
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