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American Southwestern Free Standing Shelves
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Pre 1900 item# 386068 (stock# 697)
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DeHoogh Antiques
215-735-7722
$18,000
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Northern New Mexico 19th century
Height 153.5cm width 91.5cm Depth 26cm
Free standing shelves of pine. The four shelves are tenoned into the ends. The scalloped skirts and edgings are attached with hand wrought square blacksmiths nails. The bottom shelf has a so-called dimple and the shelf skirt in front of it has a worn area. Both of these worn areas are from water ollas being moved on and off the shelf.
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Three Pine Chairs from Spanish New Mexico
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Pre 1900 item# 383817 (stock# 712)
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DeHoogh Antiques
215-735-7722
$16,000
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New Mexico 1st half of 19th century height 89cm width 37cm.
Each chair was constructed by mortise and tenon. The back slats were joined by the use of closed mortise. Original rawhide seats and backs are secured by original blacksmith's nails. No later additional nails were used. One chair with later corner blocks. The extensive wear on the front stretchers of all three chairs indicate that they were much used through the years. The hair of the rawhide has also worn away throu ...click for details
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St.John of God,Southwestern Santo by Molleno
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Pre 1900 item# 378380 (stock# 688)
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DeHoogh Antiques
215-735-7722
$20,000
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New Mexico circa 1845 height 28.5cm width 19.5cm
Molleno the 'Chile Painter',working dates 1804-1854. The red flowers in the corners, the flowing leaves, dark colors and an undulating line around the center medallion are all characteristics that identify this as being from Molleno's 'middle period'. Other characteristics that further identify Molleno's work are: The lips that are crossed by three vertical,short red lines that make the lips seem stitched toge ...click for details
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