Property from the Collection of Leslie and Peter Warwick, Middletown, New Jersey
The Dixon Family William and Mary Apple Green-Painted Oval-Top Tavern Table, Massachusetts, circa 1735
No reserve
Auction Closed
January 25, 06:34 PM GMT
Estimate
5,000 - 7,000 USD
Lot Details
Description
figured maple
height 24 in. by width 21 ½ in. by depth 25 ½ in.
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The Dixon Family, Greenland, New Hampshire;
George Morrill Collection, Gray, Maine;
Stephen Score, Boston, Massachusetts at the Philadelphia Antiques Show, 1997.
Remi Spriggs, “Living with antiques: An Americana collection in New Jersey,” Magazine Antiques (April 2005), 94-105;
Leslie and Peter Warwick, Love At First Sight: Discovering Stories About Folk Art & Antiques Collected by Two Generations & Three Families, (New Jersey: 2022), p. 128, fig. 253.
The table came from an early house belonging to the Dixon family in Greenland, New Hampshire. Two similar tables are respectively illustrated in "Furniture and Other Decorative Arts in the Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts," Magazine Antiques (May 1985), p.1117 and a Nathan Liverant & Son advertisement, Magazine Antiques (October 1989), p. 630.
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