A SUITE OF GEORGE IV OAK HALL FURNUTURE COMPRISING A PAIR OF BENCHES AND SIX CHAIRSIN THE MANNER OF GEORGE BULLOCK, CIRCA 1825Each shield back painted with the crest and coronet of the Earl of LisburneThe benches 91cm high, 153cm wide, 38cm deep; the chairs 87cm high, 44cm wide, 39cm deepThe use of oak, the lotus flower carved arm supports and the turned roundels are all features derived from Bullock's work.The crest is an arm embowed in armour holding in the hand a proper a fleur de lis and is either that of the 3rd Earl, John Vaughan (1769-1831) who inherited the title in 1820, or that of the 4th Earl, Ernest Augustus Vaughan (1800-1873).