Important Americana including, Early American Silver from the Roy J. Zuckerberg Collection

Important Americana including, Early American Silver from the Roy J. Zuckerberg Collection

View full screen - View 1 of Lot 152. A Federal Pembroke Table, New York, attributed to William Whitehead (w. 1792-1799), circa 1805.

Property from a Private Nantucket Collection

A Federal Pembroke Table, New York, attributed to William Whitehead (w. 1792-1799), circa 1805

Estimate

5,000 - 10,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

mahogany

 

retains original cast brass hardware.

 

height 27 ½ in. by width 19 ¾ in. by depth 31 ¼ in.; width (open) 38 ¼ in.

69.9 cm by 50.2 cm by 79.4 cm; 97.2 cm

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