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Pair of Federal Pier Tables, Alabaster Columns New York
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Pre 1837 VR item# 671731
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Arlene Noble Antiques
$18,500.00
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Fabulous pair of Federal pier tables C 1820, New york. Made of fine flame mahagany typical of the Federal Period in American furniture. Showing original mirrors and alabaster columns on each side ending at the top with a scroll, gilded for highlight, showing the quality of the tables. Set to the center at the base is is a semi circle of fine marquetry in walnut, the contrast is stunning. The walnut is banded all round at the base which ends in paw feet. The marble tops have long gone, and I never replaced them, although I have a strong feeling that alabaster would be the way to go.
Both tables are shown, although not side by side. measurements to come.
Provenance, Richard and Eileen Dubrow
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Outstanding Antique Burl Walnut Wardrobe English C1900
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Pre 1900 item# 608506
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Arlene Noble Antiques
$10,000
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An outstanding burl walnut wardrobe C 1900, English. Parquetry,inlay decoration and ebonized wood all decorate this fabulous piece in equisite detail. The detail begins at the pediment and is continued in a triangle pattern throughout in ebonized wood. There is inlay of contrasting woods selected veneers which add to the texture and color of the decoration Added Mirrored front and two doors each side. Ample storage with drawers and shelves. Perfect for the home office, dining room or great room. The detail on this piece is outstanding, a decorators dream.
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A Painted Dutch Country Childs' High Chair
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Pre 1900 item# 149136 (stock# f112)
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Arlene Noble Antiques
$1250.00
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A 19th century allover painted childs' high chair. Decorated in florals and swags it has a door in front which opens to reveal 2 shelves. The chair dates 1880 and stands 42" high 21"wide and 18"deep. At the back is a knob for easy mobility. The tray is painted and decorated as well and the chair is in excellent condition with no repairs to the paint. This makes for a charming accent for any decor or to use for a very lucky child. The chair is Dutch, made in a town called Hindeloopen, and i am told that they are still made today.
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