Antique Georgian Brass-Mounted Candle Sconces Mahogany Duet Music Stand 1790 Drawings & Prints For some years thereafter the

For some years thereafter the environment of Florence was more comfortable for him than that of Rome

He also exhibited in Turin in 1884 and in Venice in 1887

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by silversmith Paul Vernon Fitchie

Some are set in garden scenes

Antique Georgian Brass-Mounted Candle Sconces Mahogany Duet Music Stand 1790 Drawings & Prints For some years thereafter theA fine antique late 18th century George III mahogany & brass music duet stand, circa 1790. The stand is made of the finest figured Cuban mahogny & has twin music slants with hinged rests below & brass stays to hold sheet music in place. Below, each side is a pair of brass candle sconces that concertina on hinged arms, allowing them to positioned where the player wishes. The stand having a turned & ribbed telescopic column, allowing it to be raised or