Sale 1278
| Cincinnati
| Cincinnati
Estimate$8,000 – $12,000
In overall fine and stable condition. Retinas the original covered till, hinges and lock mechanism, though lock clasp is missing. Retains fairly even patina and color throughout, with old scuffs, marks, rubbing and scratches consistent with age and use. Currently fitted with porcelain knobs, but also retains molded glass knobs that may have been the original. Lacking the escutcheons. Few areas of minor loss to molded edges. The proper back right foot was previously cracked and reglued at the junction with the case. Examination under UV shows a fairly even varnish with rubbing consistent with use.
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Leah Vogelpohl
AVP, Specialist, American Furniture, Folk, and Decorative Arts
Ms. Vogelpohl joined the firm in 2013 as a cataloger in the American and European Furniture and Decorative Arts department. She became a department specialist in 2017, focusing on American decorative arts and silver. She received a BA from the College of Charleston and an MLITT in Art History from the University of Glasgow.

Katie Benedict
Associate Specialist, Furniture & Decorative Arts