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Fabulous heavily carved mahogany partner's library table made
by George C. Flint, NYC (label underneath - see photo). It has a shaped
solid top. The skirt is completely carved and features a drawer with a
carved pull and a fake drawer on either side.
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The curved legs have deep
carvings that include bell flowers on the front and ram horns at the top
and bottom. Even the shaped cross stretcher has carvings along the
perimeter and a finger carved edge. George C. Flint and R. J. Horner are
recognized as the two premier NYC furniture makers at the turn of the
century. They produced the finest grade late Victorian and carved
furniture. By 1915 these two firms had merged into Flint and Horner. This
desk is a fine example of Flint's superior craftsmanship and design!
Circa: 1900
Dimensions: 30"H x 51"W x 35"D
Finish: Top has been refinished. Base is very good original finish and
patina
Price: $5950.00 |
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