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¡ºPoynton's Trophy¡» is a novel first published by Henry James in 1897. The story unfolds around a beautiful collection of furniture and art that represents culture, sophistication, and taste, and the fate of the individuals caught up in it.
¡°The Spoils of Poynton¡± is a nuanced exploration of human desire, moral dilemmas, and the profound impact art and beauty have on individuals. This story demonstrates James' skill in depicting complex psychological landscapes and the complexities of human relationships.

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Summary
A woman of refined taste and discernment in the affluent circles of British society, Mrs. Gereth amassed an exquisite collection of art and antiques. Her beloved home, Poynton, is a testament to her impeccable sense of style and her passion for beauty.
Mrs. Gereth is horrified when her son Owen becomes engaged to Mona Brigstock, a young woman from a wealthy but less cultured family. She sees her Mona as a shallow, materialistic woman unworthy of her son and her home.
Determined to protect her beloved possessions, Mrs. Gereth arranges for most of her art and antiques to be secretly moved from Poynton to her own home, and Owen and Mona arrive in Poynton after her wedding. When she sees her house empty, she is disappointed...