Sale 6355
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$800 – $1,200
Provenance:
Estate of Alexandra Q. Aldridge.
stable and sturdy; the surface having a nicely figured veneer; with some occasional scuffs and scrapes commensurate with age and use, including one prominent scrape along center of apron / lower door; with some occasional areas of veneer loss and fill / patches evident; the center drawer and left-facing false drawer, as well as the two panels on either side of door with detached molding to edge- three pieces intact in plastic bag; the glass to door remains intact; the cornice and upper part of both stiles with some loss to line inlay, the cornice is slightly loose; retains three brass finials; the wood panel to lower door with very slight warp, with slight scrape along escutcheon, small area of loss along upper left-facing corner to molding; includes two keys
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Lynda Cain
VP, Head of Department, American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts