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Coastal Massachusetts, attributed to Salem, 1700-1720, maple and white pine with highly figured walnut veneers with double herringbone banding, engraved brasses, turned legs and scalloped stretchers, 62 x 39 x 22 in.
Provenance: consignor notes: Jeremiah Whipple, Providence, Rhode Island; David Whipple (son); Jonathan Whipple (son, b. 1752); Colonel Henry Whipple (son, b. 1789), moved family to Salem, Massachusetts before the 1820 census; George Manton Whipple (son, b. 1830); daughters Isabel Whipple (b. 1858) and Alice B. Whipple (b. 1865); Hollis Brodrick, purchased January, 2009; accompanied by extensive photocopies regarding provenance and genealogy; Tonnesen Collection, New Hampshire
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consignor notes: Jeremiah Whipple, Providence, Rhode Island; David Whipple (son); Jonathan Whipple (son, b. 1752); Colonel Henry Whipple (son, b. 1789), moved family to Salem, Massachusetts before the 1820 census; George Manton Whipple (son, b. 1830); daughters Isabel Whipple (b. 1858) and Alice B. Whipple (b. 1865); Hollis Brodrick, purchased January, 2009; accompanied by extensive photocopies regarding provenance and genealogy; Tonnesen Collection, New Hampshire