Antique NATHAN MARGOLIS Mahogany Sideboard Regency Style Marquetry

Description: Antique NATHAN MARGOLIS Mahogany Sideboard Regency Style. Circa early 20th century. A 1922 Nathan Margolis mahogany Sideboard in the Regency / Hepplewhite style with tambor panel doors, hinged panel doors with inset Marquetry circles, burl details, two blue velvet-lined drawers and six spade feet. The sideboard highlights Marquetry inlay and contrasting woods. Excellent condition consistent with age and wear. Typical light scratches consistent with wear (see all pictures). The key works for the doors only, not for the drawer. Dimensions: height: 36 in depth: 22.5 in lenght: 59.5 in **Appraisal certificate will be provided upon purchase** **Open for shipping as long as buyer sets up a courier service to pick up item.** HISTORY: Nathan Margolis was born in Yanova, Lithuania in 1873. His father was a cabinet maker as were his brothers. He immigrated to Hartford, Connecticut in 1892. Upon his arrival in America, Nathan dealt in the sale and restoration of antique pieces, but he soon became a specialist in fabricating Authentic reproductions of antique furniture. Wallace Nutting once referred to Nathan Margolis as "the best cabinet maker in America". The Nathan Margolis Shop opened in Hartford in 1894. Business was good and Nathan's workmanship found its way into the homes of many prominent families. Nathan died on 1925 and was succeeded in business by his son, Harold. Harold continued to operate the shop until 1973. The high cost of materials and scarcity of skilled craftspeople caused the shop to close its doors. Thus an era of eighty years was brought to a close. The shop records and patterns were sent to the Henry Francis DuPont Museum in Winterthur, Delaware, where they remain today.

Price: 1299 USD

Location: Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

End Time: 2024-11-07T02:13:22.000Z

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