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Early Canadiana Folk Art Children's Bench 19th century

Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 709012

Early Canadiana Folk Art Children's Bench 19th century
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Monique's Glass Boutique
(905) 985-9451


$425 USD 

Children's hand painted folk art pine bench and signed by E. Dean; originated from New Brunswick, Canada, sold to an antique dealer in Ontario, bought 30+ years ago by last owners. Bench depicts children playing tug-of-war. Measures 10.5" (20.7 cm) high, 34.5" (88 cm) long x 9.5" (24.25 cm) wide. All original paint, not retouched. Antique condition, with normal small dents from use, a little paint loss and a small break of wood at the right-hand corner of bench, none of it ...click for details


Victorian Needlepoint Firescreen c1875-1900

Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 577619

Victorian Needlepoint Firescreen c1875-1900
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$875 USD (King Louis XVI & Queen Marie-Antoinette) 

The image of this needlepoint is most likely the last King of France, King Louis XVI and his wife, Queen Marie Antoinette, France in better times, sitting quietly in their private sitting room. In Marie Antoinette's short lifetime, it has been documented that she was an avid needlework admirer and enjoyed making them as well. The colors of the needlepoint work are vivid and not frayed or paled by common elements. It has been protected by a pane of glass which fits nicely into the stand ed ...click for details

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