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Wonderful solid quartered oak server attributed to R.J. Horner, NYC. The crest, typical of that found on the better Horner pieces, is intricately open carved. It features a bust at either end, dolphins, two figures blowing horns, and a central convex oval surrounded by a wreath with a face beneath. There is a middle drawer underneath the surface that has a lion at either end and a carved mask in the middle. Notice that the interior wood in the drawer is also oak. A fully carved semi nude woman forms the frontal supports. A bookcase with similar carved women and masks can be seen on page 70 of "Victorian Decor" by Martin M. May. This piece has very vibrant tiger grain. There is a slight water stain on the top. This is a great example of the quality and detailed carving found on the best of R.J.  
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Horner furniture! Circa: 1900 Dimensions: 50"H x 51"W x 23"D Finish: Very good original Price: $6500.00 |
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