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Works Of Art From Houghton: From Collections Of The Cholmondeley Family 1994 Christie's London Abercrombie & Fitch
Works Of Art From Houghton: From Collections Of The Cholmondeley Family 1994 Christie's London Abercrombie & Fitch
Works Of Art From Houghton: From Collections Of The Cholmondeley Family 1994 Christie's London Abercrombie & Fitch
Works Of Art From Houghton: From Collections Of The Cholmondeley Family 1994 Christie's London Abercrombie & Fitch
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Works Of Art From Houghton: From Collections Of The Cholmondeley Family 1994 Christie's London Abercrombie & Fitch "Plum to Peter" is a Seashells

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Works Of Art From Houghton: From Collections Of The Cholmondeley Family 1994 Christie's London Abercrombie & Fitch "Plum to Peter" is a Seashells "Plum to Peter" is a rare 1996 privately printed book of letters from author P 128 East 58th Street New York City A well produced catalogue featuring some of the most beautiful pieces of art and furniture in an English country house collection Features 147 stunning lots from the 1994 sale of works of art from the collections of the Cholmondeley family and the late Sir Philip Sassoon from Houghton

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