A JOINED AND TURNED OAK, PINE AND MAPLE CHEST WITH DRAWER
A JOINED AND TURNED OAK, PINE AND MAPLE CHEST WITH DRAWER
A JOINED AND TURNED OAK, PINE AND MAPLE CHEST WITH DRAWER
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A JOINED AND TURNED OAK, PINE AND MAPLE CHEST WITH DRAWER

NORTHERN ESSEX COUNTY, PROBABLY IPSWICH OR NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, DATED 1699

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A JOINED AND TURNED OAK, PINE AND MAPLE CHEST WITH DRAWER
NORTHERN ESSEX COUNTY, PROBABLY IPSWICH OR NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, DATED 1699
façade incised MK 1699
29 1⁄2 in. high, 45 1⁄2 in. wide, 19 1⁄2 in. deep
來源
Edward C. Wheeler, Jr., Boston
Israel Sack, Inc., New York
Acquired from above, February 1966
出版
Irving P. Lyon, "The Oak Furniture of Ipswich, Massachusetts, Part V: Small-Panel-Type Affiliates," The Magazine Antiques (June 1938), fig. 47.
Richard H. Randall, Jr., American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Boston 1965), p. 14 (referenced).
The Sack Archive at The Yale University Art Gallery, acc. no. 499.
Peter Goodman, Notebook, no. 388.
展覽
Boston, The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
注意事項
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榮譽呈獻

Cara Zimmerman
Cara Zimmerman Head of Americana and Outsider Art

拍品專文

Displaying large, classically inspired applied turnings, this chest with drawer illustrates the craftsmanship of a highly sophisticated shop that operated in the late seventeenth century and first years of the eighteenth century in Northern Essex County, Massachusetts. A dated 1693 chest at the Wadsworth Atheneum (acc. no. 1926.308) is a close parallel to that offered here with applied ornament of the same design including the paired slender forms on each front panel. Two other examples display similar turnings on the stiles and muntins and like the chest offered here, have an applied molding on the base rail (one inscribed and dated IP/1701 at the Hoxie House, Sandwich, Massachusetts and the other sold, Sotheby's, New York, The Collection of Anne H. & Frederick Vogel III, 19 January 2019, lot 1073). The shop responsible for this chest made some of the most revered forms from seventeenth-century America, such as the Staniford-Heard chest-of-drawers at Winterthur Museum (acc. no. 1957.541) and several exuberant court cupboards. For more on this important group, see Robert F. Trent, Peter Follansbee and Alan Miller, "First Flowers of the Wilderness: Mannerist Furniture from a Northern Essex County, Massachusetts, Shop," American Furniture 2001, Luke Beckerdite, ed. (Milwaukee, 2001), pp. 1-64.

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