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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Apr 25, 2018 | Bonhams | London | IMPORTANT DESIGN | 81 | $****** - ****** | An Anglo-Japanese Carved and Red-Lacquered Chimney-piece and Mirrored Overmantel |
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288 x 165 x 50 cm (113.39 x 64.96 x 19.69 in)
Offered by a descendent of Herbert Shorrocks (1883-1964), previously the owner of The Ardwick Roller Skating Rink and The Norbreck Hydro, both in Blackpool, and founder and proprietor of The Shorrocks Palais Royal in Manchester. The Palais Royal opened around 1920 and was designed inside as an Oriental Palace with Chinese and Japanese furnishings bought at auction. The hotel offered regular dances and dance instruction to live music of-the-day. It closed in the late 1950s as victim of a compulsory purchase order for Manchester University. Shorrocks retired to Coed-y-Celyn Hall, a house big enough to hold his collection of Asian Art where he pursued his passions of painting and music.
POSSIBLY BY THOMAS JECKYLL (ENGLISH, 1827-1881);
the shaped mirror within a carved surround of chrysanthemum, surrounded by an outer raised square framing carved with further chrysanthemum blooms, between engraved steel corner and spacing brackets over a lower carved frieze and flanking a pair of carved flower buds; the fire surround with rectangular top and protruding cornice supported by side foliate carved corbels spaced by a further foliate carved panel, all raised on heavy side pillars with robust scroll carved feet (jambs reduced),
