10th Jun, 2021 10:00
The Nancy Fouts Studio Sale
A Victorian wrought iron, reformed gothic arch, with cusped decoration salvaged from the vicarage of Oakley Square Camden, NW1. 216 cm approx high.
Provenance: Direct from the estate of Nancy Fouts (1945-2019)
See the Dawsons website article for further information
The Oakley Square Vicarage was built by John Johnson (1807-1878), the architect who designed Alexandra Palace. This arch equally may have been part of the adjacent church of St. Matthew which was bombed in WWII and possibly salvaged by Nancy.
Sold for £300
Condition Report
The arch is in good structural order but has 2 cusp/ leaf detail missing from one side of the arch also the arch top shows a slight gap where possibly an open spiral finial once was.
A Victorian wrought iron, reformed gothic arch, with cusped decoration salvaged from the vicarage of Oakley Square Camden, NW1. 216 cm approx high.
Provenance
Provenance: Direct from the estate of Nancy Fouts (1945-2019)
See the Dawsons website article for further information
The Oakley Square Vicarage was built by John Johnson (1807-1878), the architect who designed Alexandra Palace. This arch equally may have been part of the adjacent church of St. Matthew which was bombed in WWII and possibly salvaged by Nancy.
