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CLICK ON IMAGE FOR DETAIL Neoclassic mahogany frame upholstered meridian sofa. The frame has no secondary wood and has been upholstered with horsehair fill and covered in wool satin with braided gimp trim. 38"H x 28" D x 62"L. France, circa 1820. |
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10-1-2004 Academic revival classic camel back sofa, 6'7"long x 30" deep x 34" high. Identified as the Fitzwilliams Chippendale sofa after the model from Milton Manor, the home of Earl Fitzwilliam. It is upholstered in a natural undyed English upholstery herringbone linen. Made by Wood & Hogan, England, circa 1955. |
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9-14-04W American academic revival Chippendale-style upholstered sofa on six square stop fluted legs which are joined by an 'H' stretcher. Upholstered in herringbone linen. Kittenger Co., circa 1950. |
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6-6-2005B American Sheraton upholstered sofa. The continuous crest rail, the ram's horn scrolled arms (supported by a turned arm post over turned legs) and the exterior arm panels are all of American cherry. The four turned legs terminate in cast brass cup casters. The frame has been upholstered in linen over horse hair fill. Upper Connecticut Valley, circa 1820. |
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4-29-2003 Baker Chippendale-style love seat. |
