Preliminary design for a stove, ND

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Robert and James Adam office drawings
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  - Unattributed drawings
    - Unattributed designs for chimneypieces, grates and stoves
      - Stoves

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Reference number

SM Adam volume 24/219

Purpose

Preliminary design for a stove, ND

Aspect

Elevation of a stove, with a grate ornamented with lozenge-shaped fret, supported by paw feet, and with a top rail of stiff leaf and ram masks. The grate is surmounted by a tapering octagonal shaft ornamented with guilloche, and a gadrooned flaming urn with ram mask handles

Scale

to a rough scale

Signed and dated

Medium and dimensions

Pen, pencil and wash on laid paper (201x316)

Hand

Robert Adam

Literature

Spiers, 1979, p. 44

Level

Drawing

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