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A Pair of Carved Mahogany Classical Armchairs, New York, c.1820
Each with canted crest with figured mahogany tablet above rounded arms with scroll and leaf-carved supports, over a bowed base raised on shaped feet. A similar pair of Classical Armchairs sold at Sotheby's in 1985. Height: 41 in. Width: 25 in.
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A Pair of Mahogany Lyre-Back Side Chairs with Sabre Legs, Slip Seats, and Brass-Strung Lyres, Philadelphia, c. 1815
Provenance: David Dunton Advertised: Antique & Fine Art magazine, Summer 2008 Height: 31 1/2 in.
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A Pair of Late Classical Lyre-Back Mahogany Side Chairs with Paw Feet, Phyfe school, New York, c. 1810
Provenance: George D. Glazer This form of chair is derived from the Grecian klismos ...
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A Classical Mahogany Carved Armchair attributed to Thomas Seymour, Boston, c. 1810
Illustrated: Mussey, Robert D., The Furniture Masterworks of John & Thomas Seymour . cat. no. 129 Height: 33 1/2 in. Width: 21 1/2 in.
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A Classical Mahogany Side Chair with Carved Eagle Splat, New York City, c.181510 By Duncan Phyfe or Circle
Similar to the lyre and cornucopia, the eagle was a ...
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A Chippendale Side Chair with Serpentine Crest / Volutes, Claw-and-Ball Feet, Mahogany, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1765
This chair was formerly in G. Winthrop Brown Collection, Boston, Massachusetts, and was exhibited in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in 1920. Of rococo design, this chair has an arched crest rail which ends in carved volutes, over a splat flanked by elongated C-scrolls. Broad sweeps of thumbnail-notched carving embellishes the splat which is centered by a carved rosette and pierced keyhole decoration above and below. Of interest is a 1768 portrait by John Singleton Copley of John Sherburne, a...
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A Rare Pair of Hepplewhite Heart-Back Side Chairs with Carved Legs, New York City, c.1795
Provenance: Originally owned by Robert Fulton (two of a larger set) Illustrated: Another chair from Fulton’s original set was donated by his direct descendants to the Museum of the City of New York, and is illustrated in: Comstock, Helen. American Furniture , plate 431 as well as Miller, Isabelle V. Furniture by New York Cabinetmakers: 1650 to 1860 , cat.no. 79 Height: 39 in. Width: 22 in.
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A Rare Provincial Chippendale Cherry Corner Chair with Claw-and-Ball Feet, Probably Connecticut, Last Quarter, 18th Century
Provenance: Jonathan Trace Height: 30 3/4 in. Width: 24 in.
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A very rare Queen Anne Carved Birchwood and Maple Armchair, Rhode Island
Provenance: Descended through the Ames Family; Once belonged to Benedict Arnold From: Brock ...
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A William & Mary Banister Back Armchair, Little Compton, Rhode Island, c.1740
Found locally in Rhode Island Referenced: Yale University Art Gallery Rhode Island Furniture Archive # RIF5839 Shown below is this chair in comparison with a related armchair now owned by the Rhode Island Historical Society. Height: 43 ½ in. Width: 25 ½ in.
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A Mahogany Federal Hepplewhite Shield-Back Armchair, New York City, c.1790, attributed to George Shipley
Provenance: Madalyne D. Tillinghast Attribution is based on a labeled chair, ANTIQUES, April 1961, p. 374, George Shipley: His Furniture and His Label (see below). Height: 38 in. Width: 22 in.
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A Provincial Mahogany Side Chair with Urn, Connecticut, c.1790
A related chair is shown in Charles F. Montgomery's American Furniture the Federal Period (see scan). Height: 37 in. Width: 21½ in.
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A Rare Mahogany Chippendale Armchair with Marlborough Feet, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1770
Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy A Chippendale armchair of rococo style, having an ...
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sw01153: A Fine Hepplewhite Dressing Mirror with Urn Finials and Curule Spade Feet, English, c.1800
66 in.
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An Inlaid Mahogany Hepplewhite/George III Mirror, c.1780
This mirror retains an old surface with a fully developed conch shell inlay and an unusually beautifully developed urn finial. Backboards et al are original. Height: 57 in.
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A Fine Inlaid Mahogany and Giltwood Federal Mirror with Urn Finial, New York, c.1790
Height: 60 in.
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A Small Mahogany Federal Mirror, Boston, Attributed to Elisha Tucker, c.1810
This mirror retains its original glass, first surface, and original backboard. A highly similar example of this form, labeled by Elisha Tucker, is illustrated in The Mirror Book, Herbert Schiffer. Height: 18 ½ in.
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A George II Parcel-Gilt Walnut Looking Glass, English, 18th Century
Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc.; Collection of Cecille Lehman Mayor Height: 41 1/2"
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A Set of Eight Curule Armchairs in the Phyfe Style, Ernest Hagen, c.1870
Docket entry: May 4, 2010 Had a lengthy conversation with Peter Kenny today. He knows the set well, as he has had two from this set at his office and has studied them. These 8 are from a set of 12 not including four upholstered bergeres. The other 4 from this set of armchairs is owned by Dick Jeanerette. Jeanerette has published a book on the ½ dozen or so mansions he has furnished and focuses on classical furniture particularly. His collection is exemplary. Kenny feels these...
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A Tall Chippendale Mahogany and Parcel-Gilt Constitution Mirror w/ Gilded Phoenix in Old Surface, c.1780
Height: 60 in. Width: 29 in.
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A Diminutive Classical/Federal Gilt Mirror with Eagle and Urn Finial, All Original, New York, c.1810
Height: 36 in.
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A Quartet of Mahogany Phyfe Lyre Chairs, with Hairy Paw feet, c.1810, ex Burden Family / Schuyler Chapin
Provenance in the estate of Schuyler Chaplin, who the ...
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A Chippendale Mahogany and Gilded Wood Architectural Constitution Mirror with Eagle, American or English, in Old Surface, c.1770
Height: 54 ½ in.
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A Set of Six Federal Mahogany Side Chairs, New York, c. 1800
Related Images: Similar chairs from American Antiques: The Hennage Collection by Elizabeth Stillinger Similar chairs from Fine Points of Early American Furniture by Albert Sack Similar chairs from Opportunities in American Antiques, Brochure #48 by Israel Sack, Inc. H: 35 in. W: 20 in. D: 16 in.
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A Fine Carved Chippendale and Mahogany Parcel-Gilt Mirror in Old Surface, England, c.1760
Height: 41 in.
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A Set of Six Federal Mahogany Side Chairs, New York, c. 1800
See images below for similar chairs illustrated in American Antiques: The Hennage Collection by Elizabeth Stillinger, Early American Furniture by Albert Sack, Opportunities in American Antiques #48 by Israel Sack, Inc. Height: 35 in. Width: 20 in. Depth: 16 in.
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A Set of Five Mahogany Hepplewhite Carved Heart-back Side Chairs, New York, c. 1795
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A Queen Anne Walnut Mirror, early 18th century
A related mirror is illustrated in American Antiques From Israel Sack Collection, Vol. V Height: 33 in.
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An Important Set of Six Early Cherry Chairs with Horseshoe Seat, Claw-and-Ball Feet, with Carved Knees, Providence, Rhode Island, c.1760
Text of an Identification Document provided by Bernard & S.Dean Levy follows: I have examined this set of chairs and found it to be as described ...
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A Set of Four Maple Queen Anne Chairs, Massachusetts, c.1770
These four chairs are not simply associated or related, but are in fact four from a set. They have chamfered rear legs which are a nice feature that these chairs don't always have, and a well-sculpted crook back form, which makes them quite comfortable. The front legs are beautifully sculpted, ending in pad feet, and all made stable through the robustly turned stretchers. Height: 40½ in. Width: 20 in.
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A Pair of Classical Carved Mahogany Lyre Back Side Chairs, Philadelphia, c.1815
These were part of the Westervelt Collection, and have the most developed lyre that we know of. Height: 34 1/4 in.
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A Small Mahogany Shaving Mirror with Stenciled Label Chilton, Massachusetts, c.1820
This cabinetmaker is reputed to have done case work for the Willard clock family. The case work is of extremely fine tolerances so that when one drawer is pushed in, another is pushed out due to the air compression. It should be noted also that these unusual pulls appear to be first. An almost identical dress glass appears in Wallace Nuttings’ Furniture Treasury , illustration 3216. Height: 25 1/2 in. Width: 21 in. Depth: 7 3/4 in.
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Aesthetic Gilt Open Floral Carved Frame, c. 1890
Aesthetic Gilt Open Floral Carved Frame, c. 1890
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A Small Classical Maple Over-Mantle Mirror, American, c. 1830
Height: 18 1/2 in. Width: 37 1/2 in.
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A Classical Tiger Maple Over-Mantle Mirror with Acorns, New England, c. 1830
Height: 28 in. Width: 64 in.
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A Pair of Federal Mahogany Shield-back Side Chairs, New York, c. 1800
We have a closely related set of six side chairs: http://www.stanleyweiss.com/item/sw01270 We have a closely related pair of side chairs: http://www.stanleyweiss.com/item/sw02094 Similar chairs from American Antiques: The Hennage Collection by Elizabeth Stillinger Similar chairs from Fine Points of Early American Furniture by Albert Sack Similar chairs from Opportunities in American Antiques , Brochure #48 by Israel Sack, Inc.
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A Pair of Federal Mahogany Shield-back Side Chairs, New York, c. 1800
We have a closely related set of six side chairs: http://www.stanleyweiss.com/item/sw01270 We have a closely related pair of arm chairs: http://www.stanleyweiss.com/item/sw02093 Related Images: ...
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A Classical Over-Mantel Mirror, Probably New York, c. 1805-1815
This mirror is architectural in its statement with a ...
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A Federal /Classical Carved Oval Giltwood Mirror, possibly Salem, c.1820
Height: 34 in. Width: 22 1/2 in.
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A South European Walnut, Fruitwood and Parquetry Mirror, Probably Italian, 2nd Quarter of 19th Century
Height: 89 1/2 in. Width: 44 in.
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A Pair of Federal Mahogany Square Shield-back Side Chairs, New York, c. 1800
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A Sheraton-Federal Mahogany Wing Chair, New York, c. 1800, attributed to Duncan Phyfe workshop
This example has a profound serpentine-shaped crest rail with ...
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A Federal Mahogany Barrel-Back Easy Chair, Philadelphia, 1800-1815
Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy H: 46” W: 33½
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A Fine Mahogany Sheraton Lolling Chair with String and Panel Inlaid Arm Supports, Salem, c.1800
Height: 46½ in. Width: 25 in.
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A Fine Federal Inlaid Mahogany Lolling Chair, MA, c.1800
Provenance: Israel Sack Height: 42 ¾ in. Width: 22 in.
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An Opulent Green Lacquer/Chinoiserie Mirror with Beveled Glass, China, 18th century
This mirror is clearly 18th century, including its original beveled glass. The oxidation on the mirror is most pleasing, and has aged well. The painting, figures, etc. are all original, with very minor touch up on some of the green, which is expected with age. The form of the mirror, with its beautiful scrolling, is reminiscent of a European dutch style and probably made for the European market. It is rare to come across these mirrors in such fine condition and one in this condition is...
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A Rare Classical/Federal Dressing Mirror with Lyre Supports and Brass Feet, New York, c.1820
Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy Height: 27 in. Width: 33 1/2 in.
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A Grand Federal Giltwood Pier Mirror with Agricultural Trophies, English or Possibly Salem, c.1810
A related mirror is illustrated as cat. no. 3027 in Furniture Treasury , Wallace Nutting. Height: 64 ½ in. Width: 32 in.
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A Very Fine Federal Giltwood and Eglomise Paneled Looking Glass, New York, c.1810
This is one of the finest examples extant of the form. It has the most desirable eagle in its original eglomise panel (all glass/mirror is original). Note, above the central reverse painting, the lyre flanked by wheat stalks in carved urns. This is the only example we know of which has a lyre as its top finial. It doesn't get better. This is probably the finest example with no repairs or alterations whatsoever in the world of federal mirrors. Height: 53"
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A Tall Sheraton Gilt Mirror with Églomisé Glass Painted Panel and Original Beveled Mirror, Massachusetts, c.1800-18105
This mirror is rectangular and encloses an original ...
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