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Lot 170
A Pair of American Gothic Stained Oak Hallchairs, mid-19th c., attributed to Thomas Brooks, Brooklyn, N.Y., each arched backrest surmounted by foliate finials, and decorated with crochets and cusps, the rectangular seat raised on square tapered legs
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A Pair of American Gothic Stained Oak Hallchairs, mid-19th c., attributed to Thomas Brooks, Brooklyn, N.Y., each arched backrest surmounted by foliate finials, and decorated with crochets and cusps, the rectangular seat raised on square tapered legs headed by quatrefoils, height 53.25in. E1000/1500 Note: For related settees, see The Gothic Revival Style in America, 1830-1870 by Howe and Warren, pages 32-33, ill. 56-57. Two suites of closely related furniture were sold at Neal Auction Co. on September 14, 1991, lot 609 and on December 5, 1992, lot 668.

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December 7, 2002 10:00 AM CST
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