An Alfred Stevens Brass Register Front

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An Alfred Stevens Brass Register front with figures to freize.  Restored.
Circa 1850

Alfred Stevens (1818 – 1875) was a British sculptor. From 1850 – 1857 he designed grates, fenders and other ornate metalwork for Messrs. Hoole & Co., of Green Lane Works, Sheffield, some of which were exhibited for the Universal Exhibition of 1851. Figure 5 from ‘Notes on some Works by Alfred Stevens from 1850-1857’ shows the design for the freize of this register.
His best known work is the monument to the Duke of Wellington in St Paul’s Cathedral.

Stock Number UL2030 Category
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Additional information

Height (ins)

30¼

Depth (ins)

Width (ins)

24

Maker

Material

Period

Mid 19th century

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