A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Florham Park, N.J. - This crock it one of many that will be at the show. It was made by Clarkson Crolius, New York City.
A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Florham Park, N.J. â This crock it one of many that will be at the show. It was made by Clarkson Crolius, New York City.
A BIRD IN HAND ANTIQUES, Florham Park, N.J. â Many splendid decoys including this pair carved by Willie Ross will be on display.
CHRIS JUSSEL, Bedford, N.Y. â This Nineteenth Century hall stand with mountain goat will be brought to the show.
CHRIS JUSSEL, Bedford, N.Y. â This group of Twentieth Century lamps, an early design by Hart-man, will be at the Armory. This design is also represented in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art, New York City.
CHRIS JUSSEL, Bedford, N.Y. â This crisply carved rococo mirror will also be at the Antiques at the Armory in January.
HALSEY-MUNSON, Decatur, Ill. â An Eighteenth Century Massachusetts North Shore maple chest with high bracket feet and over-hanging molded top and graduated drawers.
HALSEY-MUNSON, Decatur, Ill. â An unusual early Twentieth Century four-light red tole chandelier with original paint and decorated shades, which is wired and working.
HALSEY-MUNSON, Decatur, Ill. â A pair of rare Nineteenth Century grained console tables with superb turnings. Probably from Maine or northern New Hampshire, circa 1815â1830; elegant and entirely original.
HALSEY-MUNSON, Decatur, Ill. â Pair of nicely figured maple 1760 Essex County, Mass., pad foot side chairs with parrotâs beak splats, strong turnings and rush seats.