Painting Oil on Canvas Alfred Worthington (British 1835-1927) “Mountain Lake” Signed Lower Right Birdseye maple the pedestal retains a rich

the pedestal retains a rich visual appeal

creating a grounded and richly layered palette that feels both rustic and modern

It presents very well overall and remains an attractive and functional example of classic American student lamp design

this is stable and does not affect the strength or usability of the chair

Pieces from the Harvey Ellis Millennium Edition are especially sought after for their faithful interpretation of original Stickley design principles combined with modern usability and quality construction

Painting Oil on Canvas Alfred Worthington (British 1835-1927) “Mountain Lake” Signed Lower Right Birdseye maple the pedestal retains a richA serene 19th century oil on canvas landscape by British artist Alfred Worthington (18351927), titled Mountain Lake. The painting captures a tranquil alpine scene framed by soaring peaks and a still reflective lake, with a winding path leading the viewers eye toward a distant tower. Worthingtons delicate use of color and atmospheric light creates a sense of depth and quiet majesty that exemplifies the romantic spirit of Victorian landscape painting.