Sale 6355
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$400 – $600
Provenance:
From the personal collection of Alfred Bullard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
A private Pennsylvania collection.
presents nicely, the needlework panel is overall intact, and retaining nice muted color palette; the backside of panel with general wear and loss to the papering, with rippling and some tearing / losses, particularly to upper half, and with some mild dust accumulation; the brass ring screws have been repositioned on back, and upper ring mount is somewhat loose- the screwed holes losing their grab on the screws; finial is possibly later, and is affixed to top of pole, the tip of pole with slight repaired chip, the pole with minor scratching and wear commensurate with age and use; the base is well conceived, the carving is finely done, having minor occasional chips or abrasions / scuffs along edges; one leg with repaired break at tripod segment, another leg with repaired break along upper section along side; the scrolled feet with some old chips or losses; wood frame with some age cracks along corner joints; underside of tripod base retaining original iron spider brace
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Lynda Cain
VP, Head of Department, American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts