Pair 18th C Chippendale Pierced Ladderback Chairs Signed W. Brown, Nottingham Early 19th centuryA pair of very rare, Nottingham School,18th c. Chippendale Pierced Ladderback Chairs. The Nottingham School was a design center along the Pennsylvania, Maryland border in the mid 18th c. Closely reliant on architectural traditions, Nottingham area joiners and cabinetmakers creatively employed a variety of stylistic designs that are most closely linked to Philadelphia. Both chairs are signed on the underside of back seat rail, W. Brown. By Cabinet
The basket is edged with a reeded design
The sign has some chips and minor losses and rust due to age and time
Due to the value of this piece
The oval painting has been matted at a later date and the easel the picture rests on is a later addition
and helped the company to be one of the most interesting ceramics companies in Denmark
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The gallery tag is from the Landau Gallery where Goldin had 3 solo exhibitions from 1956-59
Original 1948 Raul Anguiano Drawing of Angel Ink on Paper Signed Mexican Art This piece shows an angel attentively considering the next move
5 1/2" body diameter
natural shrinkage expected from age
canvas: 21 1/2" x 18"
The table was hand made in sections