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Sale number 1740 [...]. Remarkable collection of early English and American furniture and objects of art, and a series of fine oriental rugs together with an important collection of Flemish, Dutch, Spanish, English and early American brass and copper, formerly the property of Mr. James W. Ellsworth, of New York City, important specimens of Jacobean oak furniture, oak desk, Jacobean cabinet and elaborately carved Jacobean oak bed, fine series of English Chippendale mahogany furniture, set of elaborately carved chairs in rosewood and mahogany, fine mahogany bureau-desk, interesting Hepplewhite chairs and mahogany curio cabinet, tall clocks, Pembroke and tip-top tables, etc., a fine collection of English Windsor chairs, early American furniture in maple, pine, mahogany, cherry, etc., remarkable 18th century Chippendale musical tall clocks, chairs, tables, washstands, bureaus, desks, etc., some specimens of European continental furniture, etc., oriental rugs of fine quality, several large 19th century Herat rugs, important Aubusson tapestry of the middle of the 17th century, representing the abduction of Helen by Paris, to be sold by auction Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday afternoons, April twenty-seventh, twenty-eighth, thirtieth, May first [1923], at two-thirty

Catalogue de vente

Informations bibliographiques: Cote de l'original : VP 1923/298 ; Cote du microfilm : Mfilm 35 1923 04 27 (bobine 200)

Note: La maison de vente est connue aussi sous le nom Anderson Auction Company et fusionna en 1929 avec l’American Art Association

Bibliothèque d'origine: Bibliothèque de l'Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, collections Jacques Doucet

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