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Philip Colleck, Ltd.
311 East 58th Street, (Townhouse between 2nd & 1st Avenues)
New York City, NY 10022 , United States
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212.486.7600
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William Kent Period Carved Pine Pedestal
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Description
William Kent Period Carved Pine Pedestal with a rectangular top above a top register with applied drapery carving to front and sides; the front carved with large pendant acanthus leaf above fish scales, each side with scroll and trailing bell flowers above fish scales, on a rectangular plinth with ribbon and flower head carving. English circa 1740
Height: 48 1/2” Width: 14 1/2” Depth: 10 3/4” -
More Information
Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Period: 18th Century Creation Date: 1740 Styles / Movements: Traditional Incollect Reference #: 769356 -
Dimensions
W. 14.5 in; H. 48.5 in; D. 10.75 in; W. 36.83 cm; H. 123.19 cm; D. 27.31 cm;
Message from Seller:
Philip Colleck, Ltd., located in New York City, has been a trusted source for the finest antique furniture since 1980, offering appraisals, restoration, and shipping services. Contact us at info@philipcolleck.com or 212-486-7600 to discover timeless pieces for your home.
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