Museum Object Number1958.2290 |
Chair (Side chair)
Furniture
Gift of Henry Francis du Pont
Thomas Affleck (Cabinetmaker)
Cora Ginsburg LLC (Fabric retailer)
A. H. Lee (Fabric manufacturer)
Lee Behren Silks, Ltd. (Printer)
1795
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mid-Atlantic, United States, North America
Lyon, France, Europe
Per fabric dealer, Cora Ginsburg, this fabric was made in Lyon, France, as a reproduction of French silk of the 1760-65 era. The late construction date for the fabric is 1924.
1769-1770
Mahogany; Cedar; Silk
Woven (brocaded)
36.75 (H) , 23.75 (W) , 23.75 (D) , 12.75 (Repeat Height)
93.345 (H) , 60.325 (W) , 60.325 (D) , 32.385 (Repeat Height)
OW at knees, OD from front of seat to crest. Seat measurements, in inches: L: 18.0 ; W: 22.0 ; H: 2.75. (Sara Jatcko, 04/15/2009)
Text available soon.
[Book] 2020 Formafantasma Cambio.
• Published: p. 80, no. 8
[Book] Oats, Joclyn M. 2022 An Illustrated Guide to Furniture History.
• Published: p. 97, fig. 3.86
[Book] Cooper, Wendy A. 2002 An American Vision: Henry Francis du Pont's Winterthur Museum.
• Published: fig. 1., p. 85. and fig.13 , p.99
[Book] Downs, Joseph & du Pont, Henry Francis. 1952 American Furniture: Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, in the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum.
• Published: fig. 138
[Book] Wainwright, Nicholas B. 1964 Colonial Grandeur: The House and Furniture of Colonel John Cadwalader.
• Cadwalader family furnishings and home discussed.
[Book] Anderson, Mark, et al. 1995 Cadwalader Study.
• Chair and related furniture discussed.
[Article] Graves, Leroy & Beckerdite, Luke. 2000 New Insights on John Cadwalader's Commode-Seat Side Chairs. American Furniture. 152-68.
• pp.152-168
[Article] 1996 "The Cadwalader Family: Art and Style in Early Philadelphia". Philadelphia Museum of Art Bulletin. (Fall)
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[Manuscript] Bertrand, Rebecca & Parks, Sarah. Seasonal Change Study.
• See Curator of Textiles for Seasonal Change Study binder discussing this object.
[Thesis] Devlin, Shannon Marie. 2015 "Nine Mahogany Table…Two Marble Slabbs and Stands…and a Cow": The First Generation Furniture of Drayton Hall. M.A. Clemson University Historic Preservation
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