Adam Brothers Style
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Syon House, Middlesex. Robert Adam. The Hall, looking south. Begun ca. 1761.
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Syon House, Robert Adam. The Ante-Room. The twelve columns of verd-antique were dredged up from the Tiber river and brought to Syon in 1765.
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Syon House, Robert Adam, circa 1761-69. The great dining room, looking east.
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Syon House, Robert Adam. The Red Drawing Room. The tops of the side tables in this room are formed of mosaic found in the Baths of Titus in Rome.
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Syon House, Robert Adam. The Gallery.
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Josiah Wedgwood chimney-piece. Jasperware plaques and vases by John Flaxman II.
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Osterley Park, Robert Adam. The Tapestry Room. Note the French Gobelins Tapestries of Louis XVI style which were designed by Boucher and Neilson.
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Osterley Park, Robert Adam. The state bed chamber.
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Osterley Park, Robert Adam. The Etruscan Dressing Room, circa 1775-1776.
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Lyre-back armchair of inlaid rosewood with gilt metal mounts and medallion, circa 1770. Made by John Linnell from an Adam design.
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Sideboard, urns on pedistals and wine-cooler in the dining-room at Harewood House, mahogany inlaid, supplied by Chippendale circa 1771.
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The "Diana" demi-lune commode veneered with satinwood and harewood. Designed by Robert Adam for the drawing room at Osterley Park.
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