Attributed to JOHN MCLEAN & SON (worked from c.1770)

5585

Rosewood with ormolu mounts and inlay

99.70 cm wide   144.80 cm high   48.90 cm deep

39.25 inches wide  57.01 inches high  19.25 inches deep

with Jeremy Ltd., London
Ralph Rokeby-Johnson, Santa Fé
Private Collection, Park Avenue

This chiffonier closely relates to a group associated with the leading early 19th century cabinet-maker John McLean. Examples from this group include a chiffonier in the Victorian and Albert Museum bearing McLean's own label, illustrated in Desmond Fitzgerald, Georgian Furniture, 1969, no. 140, and several other examples illustrated in Simon Redburn, 'John McLean & Son', Furniture History Journal, vol. XIV, 1978, figs 32b-34b. Shared characteristics included the combination of figured rosewood veneers and gilt-brass mounts, the construction of the lower and upper sections and the distinct pierced brass panels, which are of the identical pattern to these on a number of other pieces linked to McLean, examples of which are illustrated in Redburn, op. cit., pls. 36b, 38b, 39a-b, and 40a.

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