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Attributed to Samuel Prince

American Chippendale Chest-on-Chest

Circa 1770

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Ships from: New York, United States

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Description

Chippendale nine-drawer mahogany chest-on-chest crafted in New York.

  • Ripple pattern molding at cornice.
  • Fluting on two exterior edges.
  • Brass hardware.
  • Ball-and-claw feet.
  • Secondary woods: Tulip poplar, white pine.

Catalogue Note

Prince depicted a similar chest on his trade card, which advertised his location as "Joyner at the Chest of Draws in Cart & Horse Street New York" where he "Makes and Sells all Sorts of Joyners Work on the Lowest Terms".

Condition Report

Revive
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Like New

Loss of one backboard.

Brasses appear to be original.

Dimensions

Height: 79.25 inches / 201.3 cm
Width: 51 inches / 129.54 cm
Depth: 22 inches / 55.88 cm

Materials

Mahogany, Pine, Poplar, Brass

Period

Americana, Chippendale

Decorative Style

Traditional Style

Country of Origin

United States

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