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Idols on the Banks of the River Irrawaddy, Burmah
Idols on the Banks of the River Irrawaddy, Burmah

LZT1035573: Idols on the Banks of the River Irrawaddy, Burmah / Bridgeman Images

View in Khong, Cambodia
View in Khong, Cambodia

LZT1035580: View in Khong, Cambodia / Bridgeman Images

Sideboard, William III, UK
Sideboard, William III, UK

LZT1034822: Sideboard, William III, UK / Bridgeman Images

The Harbour, Rye, UK
The Harbour, Rye, UK

LZT1034825: The Harbour, Rye, UK / Bridgeman Images

Trawlers Near the Ferry, UK
Trawlers Near the Ferry, UK

LZT1034827: Trawlers Near the Ferry, UK / Bridgeman Images

Fish Auction, Zandvoort, the Netherlands
Fish Auction, Zandvoort, the Netherlands

LZT1034847: Fish Auction, Zandvoort, the Netherlands / Bridgeman Images

Sideboard, Messrs. Gillow. The founder of the Gillows dynasty, Robert (1704-1772) rose from humble beginnings as a provincial joiner, and evolved into a consummate businessman following a pursuit of excellence throughout his life.
Founding his business in 1730 he expanded his furniture making activities to include the direct import of quality West Indian timbers especially the finest mahogany. His talents as both a cabinetmaker as well as innovative designer brought him early success, and, bringing his two sons, Richard & Robert, into the business, he expanded his Lancaster showroom, to include another in London’s Oxford Street. The clientele now included the Government, the aristocracy and the burgeoning middle classes. His furniture had gained its’ reputation for excellence of workmanship, and materials employed, and coupled with his insistence on being at the cutting edge of design kept the company to the fore throughout its’ one hundred and seventy year history from 1730 until its’ amalgamation with Messrs S.J. Waring in 1900. Throughout this period it was the largest manufactory of furniture in England.
Sideboard, Messrs. Gillow. The founder of the Gillows dynasty, Robert (1704-1772) rose from humble beginnings as a provincial joiner, and evolved into a consummate businessman following a pursuit of excellence throughout his life.
Founding his business in 1730 he expanded his furniture making activities to include the direct import of quality West Indian timbers especially the finest mahogany. His talents as both a cabinetmaker as well as innovative designer brought him early success, and, bringing his two sons, Richard & Robert, into the business, he expanded his Lancaster showroom, to include another in London’s Oxford Street. The clientele now included the Government, the aristocracy and the burgeoning middle classes. His furniture had gained its’ reputation for excellence of workmanship, and materials employed, and coupled with his insistence on being at the cutting edge of design kept the company to the fore throughout its’ one hundred and seventy year history from 1730 until its’ amalgamation with Messrs S.J. Waring in 1900. Throughout this period it was the largest manufactory of furniture in England.

LZT1034860: Sideboard, Messrs. Gillow. The founder of the Gillows dynasty, Robert (1704-1772) rose from humble beginnings as a provincial joiner, and evolved into a consummate businessman following a pursuit of excellence throughout his life. Founding his business in 1730 he expanded his furniture making activities to include the direct import of quality West Indian timbers especially the finest mahogany. His talents as both a cabinetmaker as well as innovative designer brought him early success, and, bringing his two sons, Richard & Robert, into the business, he expanded his Lancaster showroom, to include another in London’s Oxford Street. The clientele now included the Government, the aristocracy and the burgeoning middle classes. His furniture had gained its’ reputation for excellence of workmanship, and materials employed, and coupled with his insistence on being at the cutting edge of design kept the company to the fore throughout its’ one hundred and seventy year history from 1730 until its’ amalgamation with Messrs S.J. Waring in 1900. Throughout this period it was the largest manufactory of furniture in England. / Bridgeman Images

Hay-Making in Switzerland, from the Picture by Henry Moore
Hay-Making in Switzerland, from the Picture by Henry Moore

LZT1034861: Hay-Making in Switzerland, from the Picture by Henry Moore / Bridgeman Images

The Head of Christ
The Head of Christ

LZT1034867: The Head of Christ / Bridgeman Images

The Anatomist
The Anatomist

LZT1034868: The Anatomist / Bridgeman Images

Dining Room Woodwork, Messrs. Howard And Sons
Dining Room Woodwork, Messrs. Howard And Sons

LZT1034876: Dining Room Woodwork, Messrs. Howard And Sons / Bridgeman Images

The Cat that Ate the Rat, 19th Century
The Cat that Ate the Rat, 19th Century

LZT1034878: The Cat that Ate the Rat, 19th Century / Bridgeman Images

A Troop of Dogs, 19th Century
A Troop of Dogs, 19th Century

LZT1034879: A Troop of Dogs, 19th Century / Bridgeman Images

The Village Choir
The Village Choir

LZT1034880: The Village Choir / Bridgeman Images

Cathedral of Cadiz, from the Harbour, Spain
Cathedral of Cadiz, from the Harbour, Spain

LZT1034884: Cathedral of Cadiz, from the Harbour, Spain / Bridgeman Images

The Lighthouse, Cadiz, Spain
The Lighthouse, Cadiz, Spain

LZT1034885: The Lighthouse, Cadiz, Spain / Bridgeman Images

Seats at Knole, 1580-1600, UK
Seats at Knole, 1580-1600, UK

LZT1034893: Seats at Knole, 1580-1600, UK / Bridgeman Images

Watch Tower, Ochsenfurth, Bavaria, Germany
Watch Tower, Ochsenfurth, Bavaria, Germany

LZT1034900: Watch Tower, Ochsenfurth, Bavaria, Germany / Bridgeman Images

Iphoven, Germany
Iphoven, Germany

LZT1034902: Iphoven, Germany / Bridgeman Images

Letters for the Mail
Letters for the Mail

LZT1034903: Letters for the Mail / Bridgeman Images

Cabinet Presented to the Crown Prince and Princess of Austro-Hungary
Cabinet Presented to the Crown Prince and Princess of Austro-Hungary

LZT1034906: Cabinet Presented to the Crown Prince and Princess of Austro-Hungary / Bridgeman Images

St. Margaret and the Dragon
St. Margaret and the Dragon

LZT1034909: St. Margaret and the Dragon / Bridgeman Images

Ulysses and the Sirens
Ulysses and the Sirens

LZT1034912: Ulysses and the Sirens / Bridgeman Images

View from Lynchmere Church Porch. West Sussex, England. UK
View from Lynchmere Church Porch. West Sussex, England. UK

LZT1034917: View from Lynchmere Church Porch. West Sussex, England. UK / Bridgeman Images

Sketch in the Alameda, Gibraltar
Sketch in the Alameda, Gibraltar

LZT1034933: Sketch in the Alameda, Gibraltar / Bridgeman Images

Thailand: Chin Haw villager with a pig in rural Chiang Rai
Thailand: Chin Haw villager with a pig in rural Chiang Rai

PFH1183791: Thailand: Chin Haw villager with a pig in rural Chiang Rai / Bridgeman Images

Thailand: A Haw caravaneer saddling a pony at Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province (1995)
Thailand: A Haw caravaneer saddling a pony at Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province (1995)

PFH1183800: Thailand: A Haw caravaneer saddling a pony at Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai Province (1995) / Bridgeman Images

China: San Ta Si (Three Pagodas), Chongsheng Monastery, Dali, Yunnan
China: San Ta Si (Three Pagodas), Chongsheng Monastery, Dali, Yunnan

PFH1183804: China: San Ta Si (Three Pagodas), Chongsheng Monastery, Dali, Yunnan / Bridgeman Images

Thailand: A Chin Haw woman in the Yunnanese KMT village of Padang in the hills near Tam Ngop, Chiang Rai Province (c. 1993)
Thailand: A Chin Haw woman in the Yunnanese KMT village of Padang in the hills near Tam Ngop, Chiang Rai Province (c. 1993)

PFH1183819: Thailand: A Chin Haw woman in the Yunnanese KMT village of Padang in the hills near Tam Ngop, Chiang Rai Province (c. 1993) / Bridgeman Images

India: Moosi Maharrani ki Chhatri (Queen Moosi's Cenotaph), Palace Complex, Alwar, Rajasthan
India: Moosi Maharrani ki Chhatri (Queen Moosi's Cenotaph), Palace Complex, Alwar, Rajasthan

PFH1183854: India: Moosi Maharrani ki Chhatri (Queen Moosi's Cenotaph), Palace Complex, Alwar, Rajasthan / Bridgeman Images

India: The huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan
India: The huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan

PFH1183859: India: The huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan / Bridgeman Images

India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan
India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan

PFH1183861: India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan / Bridgeman Images

India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan
India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan

PFH1183863: India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan / Bridgeman Images

India: Chhatris (pavilions) line the edge of the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan
India: Chhatris (pavilions) line the edge of the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan

PFH1183864: India: Chhatris (pavilions) line the edge of the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan / Bridgeman Images

India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan
India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan

PFH1183865: India: The Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) looms above the huge kund (tank) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan / Bridgeman Images

India: The walled fortifications of the Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) loom above a chhatri (pavilion) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan
India: The walled fortifications of the Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) loom above a chhatri (pavilion) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan

PFH1183868: India: The walled fortifications of the Bala Qila (Alwar Fort) loom above a chhatri (pavilion) next to the Vinay Vilas (City Palace), Alwar, Rajasthan / Bridgeman Images


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