A Neoclassical Style Penwork Cabinet

19th Century

Height 38 x width 36 1/4 x depth 14 3/4 inches.

In overall fair and sturdy condition. Having dense evidence of worming scattered throughout. The center pane of the proper right door bows outward. The central pane of the proper left door has long vertical splits in the wood. The interior drawers all open and close smoothly, are in good and stable condition. The proper left door does not remain shut and swings forward; lacking a key to secure in place. The locking mechanism appears to have damage. The top surface with scattered dents, marks and scratches commensurate with age and use. The proper right side of the cabinet with an split in the wood along the left edge.

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Mr. Horn joined the firm in 2009 and has directed numerous sales of important collections, including those of Lilly Pulitzer, Lord Anthony and Lady Jacobs, Lars Bolander, Casa de Sueños in Miami Beach, and Villa Massei in Lucca, Italy. He has also achieved record results for consignments from prominent institutions, including the Toledo Museum of Art, the High Museum of Art, the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Minnesota Historical Society. Mr. Horn is a member of the Antiquarian Society of the Art Institute of Chicago and is an alumnus of the Attingham Trust.

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A Neoclassical Style Penwork Cabinet

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