Furniture of Rural New England With Rare Pieces of the Pilgrim Century, Terry and Banjo Clocks, Hooked Rugs and Embroideries, Staffordshire and Lustre ... P. Soden, Naples, Maine, Sold by Her Order - Softcover

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Explore an exceptional New England collection of early American furniture, glass, pewter, and textiles. This catalog presents a carefully curated selection from the celebrated collection of Mrs. Charles P. Soden, drawn from her travels through rural northeastern New England. Readers will find a focused study of turn-of-the-century and earlier pieces, including Windsor chairs, desks, tables, clocks, and rare carved and painted surfaces, alongside a rich array of decorative arts and domestic textiles. The volume also documents the sale process with detailed lot descriptions and provenance notes, making it a valuable reference for collectors and a vivid snapshot of American antique collecting in the early 20th century.

- A comprehensive survey of early American furniture, with examples from the Pilgrim era to the 18th century, including seats, tables, chests, and highboys.
- Notable clock and timepiece offerings, plus a broad display of early American glass, pewter, Staffordshire and lustre ware, and Sandwich glass.
- Curated notes on the origins, condition, and historical context of each piece, including a focus on regional New England makers and styles.
- Auction details and cataloging standards from the American Art Association, with information about the sale sequence and lot descriptions.

Ideal for readers of antique furniture and decorative arts catalogs, collecting hobbyists, and museum or auction researchers seeking a window into a major New England collection and its sale.

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