Pair of andirons probably 1660-80 Stephen Pilcherd British It has been traditionally thought that these andirons come from Nonsuch Palace, Cheam, Surrey, and were part of a group made for King James I (1566-1625). It is more likely that they were made for a later owner of the palace, Barbara Villiers, Duchess of Cleveland (1640-1709), mistress of King Charles II (1630-1685). The arms are those of the Stuart monarchs.. Pair of andirons. British, London. probably 1660-80. Brass, partly enameled, on a wrought-iron frame. Metalwork-Brass

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Pair of andirons probably 1660-80 Stephen Pilcherd British It has been traditionally thought that these andirons come from Nonsuch Palace, Cheam, Surrey, and were part of a group made for King James I (1566-1625). It is more likely that they were made for a later owner of the palace, Barbara Villiers, Duchess of Cleveland (1640-1709), mistress of King Charles II (1630-1685). The arms are those of the Stuart monarchs.. Pair of andirons. British, London. probably 1660-80. Brass, partly enameled, on a wrought-iron frame. Metalwork-Brass

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