Important Americana: The Charles and Olenka Santore Collection

William and Mary Maple and Pine Tavern Table, New England, Circa 1780

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January 20, 12:37 AM GMT

Estimate

2,000 - 3,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

William and Mary Maple and Pine Tavern Table

New England

Circa 1780

Height 23 in. by Width 25 ¼ in. by Depth 18 ¼ in.

Charles Santore, The Windsor Style in America: A Pictorial Study of the History and Regional Characteristics of the Most Popular Furniture Form of Eighteenth-Century America, 1730-1830, (Philadelphia, PA: Running Press, 1981), p. 183-5, no. 249.

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