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POSSIBLY R.J. HORNER AND COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, 1875-1890
Details
A MAPLE FAUX BAMBOO-TURNED DRESSING TABLE
Possibly R.J. Horner and Company, New York City, 1875-1890
The rectangular pediment with raised and glazed central panel, applied medial shelves and bamboo-turned molding and finials above a conforming surface with hinged and canted rectangular lid opening to reveal a fitted interior, on four bamboo-turned legs embellished with bamboo-turned brackets and joined by similar H-stretchers
55in. high, 31in. wide, 22¾in. deep
Possibly R.J. Horner and Company, New York City, 1875-1890
The rectangular pediment with raised and glazed central panel, applied medial shelves and bamboo-turned molding and finials above a conforming surface with hinged and canted rectangular lid opening to reveal a fitted interior, on four bamboo-turned legs embellished with bamboo-turned brackets and joined by similar H-stretchers
55in. high, 31in. wide, 22¾in. deep
Provenance
John Labatt Family, Canada