"The House of Commons 1833" in the style of Sir George Hayter ChairType_Other Depicting the scene

Depicting the scene

even within these conventional subjects

provides a small storage space

Each arm end has a white candle stick effect bulb holder housed on an etched crystal bowl with crystal droplets hanging around the edge

The top back splat is gracefully flanked by finely sculpted scrolls

"The House of Commons 1833" in the style of Sir George Hayter ChairType_Other Depicting the sceneThis specially commissioned oil painting reinterprets "The House of Commons, 1833" in the style of Sir George Hayter. The painting illustrates the momentous event of February 5th, 1833. When the House of Commons moved an address to the Crown at the opening of the first Reformed Parliament. The central figure in red, addressing the House, is the 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane. The scene is remarkable for including nearly 400 identifiable figures.