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Pair Girandole Mirrors with Deer
Pair Girandole Mirrors with Deer, about 1815-18
American, probably Isaac Platt (1793–1875), New York
Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus), gessoed and gilded, with ebonized liner, convex mirror plate, gilt-brass candle cups and bobeches, glass drip pans, blown and cut, glass prisms, and iron armature, gessoed and gilded
45 in. high, 34 1/2 in. wide, 10 1/2 in. deep (overall)
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Cast Iron Andirons Of Double Horse Shoes Framing Solid Cast Brass Horses' Heads
A rare and fun pair of Brass and Cast Iron andirons of double horse shoes framing solid cast brass horses' heads, in excellent original condition, circa 1920. These are great for the horse lover; don't miss out on these as we have never seen another pair. 14-1/2" H. X 6" W. X 17" D.
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Owl Andirons
An extremely rare set of solid cast brass andirons in the form of sitting owls (the fire light glows through the glass eyes), along with a matching set of fire tools of cast iron with cast brass owl form handles. The tool set includes a stand, poker, tongs, shovel and broom. The log holders have been professionally made as replacements. The measurements are: tool stand 26-1/2" H., the andirons are...
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Nakashima Chest
An untouched original chest of drawers by famed craftsman George Nakashima (1905-1990), who produced custom hand made furniture in his New Hope, Pennsylvania workshop. Among his impressive client list were the Rockefeller family for whom he made numerous pieces. This rare piece of solid black walnut has exposed dovetailed construction and a free from top edge which dates it mid -1960. An eight dra...
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Eastlake Bird's Eye Maple Chest
SOLD
THIS ITEM IS SOLD --- Rare and desirable Bird's-Eye-Maple (strongly figured) five drawer sidelock chest of drawers in the American Eastlake Style, with oak, cherry and various secondary woods, an unusual compact size (32"w.x 20"d.x 43"h.), circa 1880, in excellent condition, with correct solid cast brass Eastlake style replacement drawer pulls. The design was first made popular by arbiter of taste...
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