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Property from a Direct Descendant of the Original Owner
THE DRINKER-COPE FAMILY QUEEN ANNE CARVED WALNUT HIGH CHEST-OF-DRAWERS
ATTRIBUTED TO THE SHOP OF HENRY CLIFFTON (D. 1771) AND THOMAS CARTERET, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1755
Details
THE DRINKER-COPE FAMILY QUEEN ANNE CARVED WALNUT HIGH CHEST-OF-DRAWERS
ATTRIBUTED TO THE SHOP OF HENRY CLIFFTON (D. 1771) AND THOMAS CARTERET, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1755
appears to retain original cast-brass hardware and original finials
100 ½ in. (255.3 cm.) high, 45 in. (114.2 cm.) wide, 24 ½ in. (62.2 cm.) deep
ATTRIBUTED TO THE SHOP OF HENRY CLIFFTON (D. 1771) AND THOMAS CARTERET, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1755
appears to retain original cast-brass hardware and original finials
100 ½ in. (255.3 cm.) high, 45 in. (114.2 cm.) wide, 24 ½ in. (62.2 cm.) deep
Provenance
Likely line of descent:
John Drinker (1733-1800) and his wife Rachel (Reynear) Drinker (1730-1822), Philadelphia, married in 1756
Mary (Polly) (Drinker) Cope (1766-1825), daughter of above, and her husband Thomas Pim (Pym) Cope (1768-1854)
Henry Cope (1793-1865), Philadelphia and Awbury, Germantown, son
Thomas Pim (Pym) Cope (1823-1900), son
Eleanor (Cope) Emlen (1854-1920), daughter
Mary Cope (Emlen) Scattergood (1878-1978), daughter, and her husband Alfred G. Scattergood (1878-1954)
Current owner, grandson
John Drinker (1733-1800) and his wife Rachel (Reynear) Drinker (1730-1822), Philadelphia, married in 1756
Mary (Polly) (Drinker) Cope (1766-1825), daughter of above, and her husband Thomas Pim (Pym) Cope (1768-1854)
Henry Cope (1793-1865), Philadelphia and Awbury, Germantown, son
Thomas Pim (Pym) Cope (1823-1900), son
Eleanor (Cope) Emlen (1854-1920), daughter
Mary Cope (Emlen) Scattergood (1878-1978), daughter, and her husband Alfred G. Scattergood (1878-1954)
Current owner, grandson
Brought to you by
Peter Klarnet
Senior Specialist, Americana