Philadelphia Antiques Show 2022

9 Center Square, New Oxford PA 17350 717-495-3395 kellykinzle@comcast.net Visit us online at: KellyKinzleAntiques.com WALNUT STOOL Philadelphia, Circa 1755 An elegant cabriole-leg stool with carved shells on the side rails and knees and bold ball and claw feet. This example is marked “I” on the seat frame and back rail and is identical to two stools marked “II” and “III” in the collection of James Logan’s home, Stenton in Germantown and likely descended in the Logan/Norris/Dickinson families associated with that property. A rare and artistically successful example of mid-18th century Philadelphia seating furniture. All original except upholstery and finish. Height: 17.5” For a detailed discussion of the chairs at Stenton, see Dr. Phillip Zimmerman, “Eighteenth Century Chairs at Stenton,” The Magazine Antiques (May 2003): 122-29. See also PMA, Worldly Goods , fig.158, p. 101 and catalogue entry 108; William Hornor, Blue Book of Philadelphia Furniture, plate 51. SEE US AT BOOTH A 1. Booth A1