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Herters Brother Library Table

Posted 23 days ago in Miami, FL

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Herters Brother Library Table

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Herter Brothers 1(contact info removed) ( attributed )   Subject: Furniture   Type: Library Table   Material: Rosewood   Finish: Natural color, Lacquer   Size: H. 30” x W.40” x L. 65-1/2”   Date: Late 19th Century   Condition:   Base and carving along tabletop very good condition. Tabletop surface has some scrapes, scuffs and one deep 9” long deep scratch. Notes: This piece is attributed to the Herter Bros. due to its design, style and quality of the workmanship. Herter Bros were the preeminent and finest furniture makers and interior designers in New York from the mid to end of the 19thCentury. They began making production pieces and as their wealthy clients increased they made custom pieces to fit their complete interior design.   The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City presented an exhibition, "Herter Brothers: Furniture and Interiors for a Gilded Age," in 1995.

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