Sale 2093
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$800 – $1,200
Provenance:
A Newport, Rhode Island collection.
the finial with loss / break at top, and with some dark fritting, the finial doweled into place on glued wood dowel; one chip / loss to corner along top molding of base, and with some fleabites along lower edge; the plinth beneath top molding of base is adhered / glued to bottom of top molding, apparently a separate element, and with the adhesive / epoxy visible to underside interior; some minor fleabites along base edge, and with three hairline cracks, one of which extends to top of plinth and has a small associated repaired break to corner of that side; one of the Hercules medallions with firing crack; overall the "frit" to obelisk intact, with minor occasional losses
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Andrew Taggart
Associate Vice President, Specialist, American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts