Fine and Rare Charleston Federal
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Inlaid Mahogany Wardrobe
South Carolina 1790-1800, Inlaid broken-arch dentil-molded pediment and cornice, five interior slides, the lower case with four dovetailed drawers with banded and highly figured facings, set on original bracket feet, white pine secondary, 94 x 51-3/4 x 24-3/4 in.. Condition: excellent condition overall, brasses replaced, some patches and repairs to veneers on foot facings, minor patch to one corner of door. Notes: Recorded by MESDA, Research File S8745.
Literature: Illustrated in Rauschenberg and Bivins, [The Furniture of Charleston 1680-1820,] Volume 2, Figure NC-20, and in John Bivins, "The Convergence and Divergence of Three Stylistic Traditions in Charleston Neoclassical Case Furniture, 1785-1800", in [American Furniture],1997. The pediment is illustrated in Milby Burton, [Charleston Furniture, 1700-1825], Figure 45.. Provenance: descended from Henry Strobel of Charleston; Private Charleston, South Carolina Collection
South Carolina 1790-1800, Inlaid broken-arch dentil-molded pediment and cornice, five interior slides, the lower case with four dovetailed drawers with banded and highly figured facings, set on original bracket feet, white pine secondary, 94 x 51-3/4 x 24-3/4 in.. Condition: excellent condition overall, brasses replaced, some patches and repairs to veneers on foot facings, minor patch to one corner of door. Notes: Recorded by MESDA, Research File S8745.
Literature: Illustrated in Rauschenberg and Bivins, [The Furniture of Charleston 1680-1820,] Volume 2, Figure NC-20, and in John Bivins, "The Convergence and Divergence of Three Stylistic Traditions in Charleston Neoclassical Case Furniture, 1785-1800", in [American Furniture],1997. The pediment is illustrated in Milby Burton, [Charleston Furniture, 1700-1825], Figure 45.. Provenance: descended from Henry Strobel of Charleston; Private Charleston, South Carolina Collection
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excellent condition overall, brasses replaced, some patches and repairs to veneers on foot facings, minor patch to one corner of door
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Fine and Rare Charleston Federal
Estimate $30,000 - $50,000
Jan 28, 2017
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0417: Fine and Rare Charleston Federal
Sold for $52,000
•17 BidsEst. $30,000 - $50,000•Starting Price $14,000
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Inlaid Mahogany Wardrobe
South Carolina 1790-1800, Inlaid broken-arch dentil-molded pediment and cornice, five interior slides, the lower case with four dovetailed drawers with banded and highly figured facings, set on original bracket feet, white pine secondary, 94 x 51-3/4 x 24-3/4 in.. Condition: excellent condition overall, brasses replaced, some patches and repairs to veneers on foot facings, minor patch to one corner of door. Notes: Recorded by MESDA, Research File S8745.
Literature: Illustrated in Rauschenberg and Bivins, [The Furniture of Charleston 1680-1820,] Volume 2, Figure NC-20, and in John Bivins, "The Convergence and Divergence of Three Stylistic Traditions in Charleston Neoclassical Case Furniture, 1785-1800", in [American Furniture],1997. The pediment is illustrated in Milby Burton, [Charleston Furniture, 1700-1825], Figure 45.. Provenance: descended from Henry Strobel of Charleston; Private Charleston, South Carolina Collection
South Carolina 1790-1800, Inlaid broken-arch dentil-molded pediment and cornice, five interior slides, the lower case with four dovetailed drawers with banded and highly figured facings, set on original bracket feet, white pine secondary, 94 x 51-3/4 x 24-3/4 in.. Condition: excellent condition overall, brasses replaced, some patches and repairs to veneers on foot facings, minor patch to one corner of door. Notes: Recorded by MESDA, Research File S8745.
Literature: Illustrated in Rauschenberg and Bivins, [The Furniture of Charleston 1680-1820,] Volume 2, Figure NC-20, and in John Bivins, "The Convergence and Divergence of Three Stylistic Traditions in Charleston Neoclassical Case Furniture, 1785-1800", in [American Furniture],1997. The pediment is illustrated in Milby Burton, [Charleston Furniture, 1700-1825], Figure 45.. Provenance: descended from Henry Strobel of Charleston; Private Charleston, South Carolina Collection
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excellent condition overall, brasses replaced, some patches and repairs to veneers on foot facings, minor patch to one corner of door
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