The Newby Hall Plate Warmer Pedestal by Thomas Chippendale, c. 1785
$7,500.00
An extraordinary commission, retaining the original chased brass handles, and virtually all the original paint surface. Constructed of mahogany and exceptionally well carved, the pedestal was designed to be free standing, with carrying handles and doors at the back, opening to reveal the metal lined interior fitted with racks – also preserved in the original condition.
Experience the grandeur of 18th-century English craftsmanship with the Newby Hall plate warmer pedestal, almost certainly by the legendary Thomas Chippendale. This exquisite piece hails from the Etruscan dining room suite of Newby Hall, dating to circa 1785.
Renowned for his unparalleled artistry, Chippendale’s influence is evident in the elegant design and meticulous detailing of this plate warmer pedestal. Crafted from fine wood, the pedestal features intricate carvings and a sophisticated finish that exemplifies the neoclassical aesthetic of the Etruscan style.
The pedestal’s primary function as a plate warmer reflects the practical yet luxurious nature of Georgian dining practices. Its sturdy construction and timeless design make it not only a functional piece but also a striking work of art.
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