Mahogany washstand with a hinged top opening to a surface pierced for basin and soap receptacles. The front of the top is veneered and has applied beading and cross banding to simulate a drawer. The cock-beaded cabinet door has a veneered panel and cross banding. The veneered drawer at the bottom has cock-beading. The turned legs are tapered and end in bulbous turnings above cast brass animal paw feet slipped around wooden pin extensions. The case sides are solid mahogany.
Category
Furniture
Acquisition
Accession
F 77.12
Source or Donor
Israel Sack, Inc.
Acquisition Method
Purchase
Credit Line
Purchase, 1977
Furniture Details
Furniture Type
Basin stand
Made/Created
Artist
Unknown
Date made
1810 - 1820
Place
City
New York City
State/Province
New York
Country
America
Continent
North America
Dimensions
Height
36 in
Width
15-3/4 in
Depth
15-3/4 in
Material
Mahogany, Mahogany veneer, Tulip poplar, White pine, Brass
Condition
Notes
Brasses are replacements. The cast feet may be original.
Provenance
Notes
Purchased from, Israel Sack, Inc., NY, New York 1/28/77