A LARGE GOTHIC ARCHITECTURAL CAST IRON BOOT SCRAPER, IN THE MANNER OF JAMES WYATT, 19TH CENTURY

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A LARGE GOTHIC ARCHITECTURAL CAST IRON BOOT SCRAPER IN THE MANNER OF JAMES WYATT, 19TH CENTURY 30cm high, 50cm wide, 25cm deep The Gothic revival architecture of James Wyatt is well documented by John Martin Robinson, James Wyatt: Architect to George III, Yale University Press, 2012 - examples of his work that closely resemble the present lot include Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire (fig. 237) the restoration of Westminster Abbey, London (fig. 244) and a design for Queen Charlotte's cottage at Little Frogmore, Windsor (fig 258). For a related Regency Gothic boot scraper from Bowood Estate, Wiltshire, see Sotheby's London, The Pimlico Road: London's Design & Antiques District, 30th September 2020, lot 88 (£2,394 incl. BP) and another which sold in these rooms, Fine Furniture, Sculpture, Carpets, Ceramics and Works of Art, 11th September 2024, lot 549 (£2,492.80 incl. BP). Condition Report Disclaimer

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