• A Marriage of Collections: The auction at Christies

    Sale 2398

    A Marriage of Collections: The Property of Dr. Julius and Dena K. Tarshis

    New York

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    21 April 2010

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    Lot 36

    A RUSSIAN EMPIRE MAHOGANY SETTEE

    CIRCA 1825

    Price realised

    USD 12,500

    Estimate

    USD 6,000 - USD 9,000

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    A RUSSIAN EMPIRE MAHOGANY SETTEE
    CIRCA 1825
    With scrolled arched crestrail carved with stylized foliage above downswept foliate arms, above a drop-in seat covered in crimson and gold polka dot silk, with loose cushions
    77¼ in. (196 cm.) wide

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