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Carswell Rush Berlin Antiques
P.O. Box 210, Planitarium Station
New York City, NY 10024 , United States
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646.645.0404
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Carved Mahogany Love Seat
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Description
FINE AND RARE LATE CLASSICAL CARVED MAHOGANY SMALL SOFA
Boston or Salem, c. 1835
The upholstered back above a loose seat cushion flanked by carved arm rests which continue to the floor with lotus-carved feet on casters.
H: 34” W: 60” D: 27”
Condition: Excellent: Surviving in perfect condition, refinished with shellac in the manner of the period. The upholstery is modern.
The design of this couch is derived directly from a Grecian Couch on page 12 of Thomas King’s The Modern Style of Cabinet Work Exemplified (London, 1829). Though almost all American furniture of this period is inspired by English or French pattern book drawings, few are replicated with such rigor. In this case, however, King’s design is of a couch, having only one arm rest.
The lotus carving at the base of the arm rest relates to carving associated with the cabinetmakers Kimbal & Sargent of Salem, although an attribution is by no means certain. -
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Origin: United States, Massachusetts Period: 19th Century Materials: Carved Mahogany Condition: Good. modern upholstery Creation Date: c. 1830 Styles / Movements: Regency, Traditional, Neoclassical Book References: Thomas King, Modern Style of Cabinet-Work Exemplified, (London, 1829), p.12. Dealer Reference #: S-C-2406135 Incollect Reference #: 834917 -
Dimensions
W. 60 in; H. 34 in; D. 27 in; W. 152.4 cm; H. 86.36 cm; D. 68.58 cm;
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Welcome to Carswell Rush Berlin Antiques, a premier New York City-based dealer specializing in American antique furniture and decorative accessories from the Classical period (1800-1840). For inquiries, please contact us at 646.645.0404 or email carswellberlin@msn.com.
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