A Regency Oak Hall Chair

19th Century

Height 32 1/2 x width 15 1/2 inches.

Property from a Private Collection, Atlanta, Georgia

Appears in overall stable, usable condition with a fairly even, attractive finish throughout. Old scuffs, marks and scratches throughout consistent with age and use. Some scattered areas of heavier nicks and scratches, particularly along seat. The volute elements on top of back rest are reattached, appears to have been professionally restored. Age split running horizontally through seat and through base of one back leg. Additional images available upon request.

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Kristin Vaughn

SVP, Trusts, Estates & Private Clients, Georgia; Tennessee, North Carolina, & South Carolina

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Kristin Vaughn, based in Atlanta, serves as the client liaison for auction and appraisal services across Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas. Since 2019, she has led the firm’s outreach in her region to the Trust and Estates community, guiding private clients and advisors through auctions, private sales, and appraisal services. Kristin is known for her client-first approach, delivering seamless experiences and exceptional results.

She has played a key role in securing and managing major consignments, including the Estates of Olga Hirshhorn, Gerard Cafesjian, David Heath, and Charles Ackerman, as well as property from historic homes such as Charleston’s Sword Gate House and Nashville’s Burlington House; and property from private collections such as the Charleston home of Darla Moore and Antiquities and Ancient Jewelry from the Brummer Collection. She has also worked with prominent institutions including the Atlanta History Center, The High Museum, The Ringling Museum, and the Appleton Museum.

Kristin is active in estate planning councils, collector circles, and historic preservation groups. Beyond her professional role, Kristin is a rescue dog advocate and dedicated community volunteer involved in civic and beautification efforts.

Nick Coombs

Vice President, Senior Specialist, Coins, Medals & Banknotes

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Nick Coombs is a senior specialist in the Coins, Medals & Banknotes department at Freeman's.
Prior to joining Freeman's in 2014, Mr. Coombs worked for PCGS Currency in Peoria, Illinois, where he was responsible for the grading and authentication of paper money. This enabled him to travel to dozens of coin and currency shows a year and develop a lifelong passion for numismatics. In addition to heading the Coins, Medals & Banknotes department at Freeman's, Mr. Coombs works closely with the Furniture & Decorative Arts departments and has directed auctions for philatelics, memorabilia, scientific instruments and fountain pens. He received a BA in art history from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and a master of letters in art and art world practice from the University of Glasgow.

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A Regency Oak Hall Chair

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