DECORATIVE
Collection: GRAND TOUR
The Grand Tour collection at Peacock's Finest includes a range of historical and decorative pieces inspired by classical antiquity. This collection features items such as 18th-century architectural models, bronze busts, and engraved artworks. Each piece reflects the grandeur of the Grand Tour tradition, characterised by detailed craftsmanship and classical themes. Perfect for adding a touch of historical elegance to any space, the collection offers a variety of unique artefacts that celebrate the cultural heritage of Europe.
Our picks from the GRAND TOUR collection
Italy, Circa 1770–80
Large 18th Century Imperial Red Porphyry Vase
Italy, Current production
Arula Lamp - Pair
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Nuremberg (Johann Christoph Weigel), Published 1680–1726
Four 17th Century German Engravings of Grotesques
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Thomas Hope's Lasting Impact on Style: Exploring the Legacy of a Regency Tastemaker
Designer, patron, collector, and author Thomas Hope (1769–1831) is one of the major figures in the history of design.
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Madeleine Castaing and the Art of Timeless Chic
We have always admired Madeleine Castaing's interiors – the strongly personal, whimsical uniqueness of the spaces she conjured up over the years.
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The Lansdowne House drawing room at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Two years ago we enjoyed a tour of Philadelphia Museum of Art, of which the centrepiece was, undoubtedly, the Lansdowne House drawing room, designed by Robert Adam in the 1760s.
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Furniture and Interiors at Osterley Park
Osterley Park remains one of our favourite country houses in England.
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Treasures of The Huntington Library
This vast and important collection is a must see for any 18th century furniture enthusiast, and here are a few notable examples of English and Irish furniture from the Huntington.
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Osterley Park: Elizabethan Meets Neoclassical
Osterley was completed in 1576 for banker Sir Thomas Gresham, who purchased the manor of Osterley in 1562.
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Kenwood House: London's Finest Country House
The house is the first complete example of the mature style of the Scottish neoclassical architect Robert Adam (1728–92).
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Robert Adam: The Father of British Neoclassicism
Robert Adam (1728 – 1792) was one of the most celebrated architects of his day.
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Castle Howard: Masterpiece of the English Country House
Castle Howard is not a true castle, but this term is also used for English country houses erected on the site of a former military castle.
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