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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jan 21, 2017 | Christie's | New York | Important American Furniture, Folk Art and Silver | 691 | $****** - ****** | THE COSTER FAMILY SET OF SEVEN CLASSICAL CARVED MAHOGANY CURULE-BASE DINING CHAIRS, ATTRIBUTED TO DUNCAN PHYFE (1768-1854) |
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83.2 cm (32.75 in)
Probable line of descent:
John Gerard Coster (1762/3-1844), Haarlem, The Netherlands and New York
George Washington Coster (1818-1869), Newport and New York, son
Charles Henry Coster (1852-1900), Newport, New York and Tuxedo Park, New York, son
Charles Henry Coster (1898-1977), near Warwick, New York, son
Thence by descent in the family
comprising: a set of six side chairs and one armchair; together with a later armchair to match the seven, probably by Ernest Hagen; all retain a rich brown color and an old dry surface
