When a statue becomes part of the house
Language: English Series: Daily Telegraph ; 20 July 1998, 18(1)Publication details: 1998Subject(s): Summary: Christie`s auction house has become involved in a listed-building dispute concerning a statue sold in a sale at Hackwood House. Basingstoke DC take the view that the statues are part of the fixtures and fittings of the grade II listed house. If the statues eventually have to stay the auction houses will have to consider the context potential lots are situated even if they are not physically attached to a listed building.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Christie`s auction house has become involved in a listed-building dispute concerning a statue sold in a sale at Hackwood House. Basingstoke DC take the view that the statues are part of the fixtures and fittings of the grade II listed house. If the statues eventually have to stay the auction houses will have to consider the context potential lots are situated even if they are not physically attached to a listed building.