Auction of Potter Macqueen Kemp Town estate in Brighton
R George Robins announces sale by auction at Kemp Town Brighton of the Splendid Furniture and costly appendages from Potter Macqueen’s elegant Kemp Town mansion. Public view six days before sale. catalogues available at the mansion and local hotels. 6,000-volume library to be sold separately with selections from classic European masters. emphasis on paintings by Rubens, Poussin, Correggio, and other masters. various rooms described with lavish furnishings and artworks in a grand 18th century British setting.
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