Sale 6355
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$800 – $1,200
Provenance:
Property of a Mid-Atlantic Institution.
pair with cobalt blue glass bases: one marked "A", the other marked "D", both with minor wear to gilt bronze, including a few dark inclusions or divots, with some minor chipping along base of one blue insert, with a few minor fleabites or small chips to tips of cut glass stars and edges of some crystals; pair with mirrored bases: the gilt bronze with some scattered minor dark spots of tarnish and or oxidation, and some occasional dings or shallow dents, commensurate with age and use, the mirrored backs with some nice old inclusions commensurate with age, the glass pillars remain intact, the cut glass stars and crystals with some minor occasional fleabites or knicks / chips along edges; both pairs present really well overall; both pairs are wired for electricity, and wiring is not guaranteed
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Lynda Cain
VP, Head of Department, American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts