Lot 157
An American Modern Gothic Walnut Sideboard, c. 1875, probably Philadelphia, the castellated pediment with mixed wood floral marquetry panel above a rectangular shelf with spindled three quarter gallery supported by pierced brackets, the paneled back decorated with incising; a rose marble top over three marquetry frieze drawers, the central section with two drawers and open cupboard flanked by open cupboards over recessed paneled cupboard doors, on turned feet, height 62.5in., width 56.5in., depth 22in. E2000-3000 Note: This sideboard is inspired by the drawings of British designer and architect Bruce Talbert. For more on Bruce Talbert and his influence on American furniture makers see In Pursuit of Beauty, page 470-471, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Daniel Pabst was a leading Philadelphia cabinetmaker whose work often expounded the theories of Charles Eastlake as interpreted by Bruce Talbert.
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