A DUTCH NEOCLASSICAL PAINTED SATINWOOD WORK TABLE

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A DUTCH NEOCLASSICAL PAINTED SATINWOOD WORK TABLE
LATE 18TH CENTURY

Octagonal, the hinged lid with central floral panel and gallery enclosing a silk work basket, the faux-fluted frieze painted with cherubs and swags, on square tapering legs joined by stretchers- 29in.(74cm.) high, 17in.(43cm.) wide
Provenance
The Estate of Marsden J. Perry, Providence, Rhode Island, sold Anderson Galleries, New York, 3-4 April 1936, lot 221

Lot Essay

Marsden J. Perry, a turn-of-the century railroad financier, assembled an extensive collection of 18th century furniture, ceramics, silver and carpets suitable for furnishing the John Brown house he purchased in 1901. The collection was formed under the advise of connoisseurs C.L. Pendleton (whose collection was given to the Rhode Island School of Design) and Richard Canfield. Mr. Perry purchased many examples from the Canfield Collection upon his death in 1914.