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THBHuntzinger Oak Flip-Top Game Table
About Seller
320 Pantops Center
Charlottesville, VA 22911
United States
Bremo Auctions is a full service auction house located in the historic town of Charlottesville VA. While our primary focus is on fresh-to-the-market property from distinguished Virginia Estates, institutions and private collections our individualized approach is tailored to meet the needs of each cl...Read more
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About Auction
LiveNov 21, 2015 - Nov 22, 2015
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- Lot Description
Antique oak flip-top game table by Huntzinger; features Huntzinger's patented hinge that allows the top to tilt and lock into place, a medial shelf marked to bottom "Huntzinger Pat. June 26-94", seven cup holders with brass inserts (one insert missing) to oak side and walnut veneer to other side, clawed feet, rib shaped frame, and decorative brass edging to rim of table; measures approximately 29-1/2" tall and 40-3/4" in diameter; in Very Good condition. A German cabinetmaker from the same province as John Henry Belter, George Hunzinger (1835 to 1898) arrived in New York in 1855 and began his work as a cabinetmaker. His company continued to produce furniture well into the 20th century. Hunzinger is most famous for his “patent furniture”. Collapsible chairs, folding chairs, platform rockers (that did not take up as much room as conventional ones), and a method for upholstering by covering steel ribbons with silk are all part of his legacy. By the end of his life, he held over twenty-one patents for different production methods of furniture. While the knobs and turnings of his chairs recall a Renaissance Revival style,
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(1) Blue Ridge Pack & Ship (Owner: Mike; For Smalls, Art, Etc.): (434) 977-8462 or info@blueridgepack.com
(2) Freighters & Craters (For Furniture, Large Art): (804) 778-4455 or (877) 744-7496
(3) Pack-n-Mail (For Smalls, Art, Etc.): (434) 971-5911 or packnmailva@gmail.com
(4) Worth Moving (Furniture): (804) 571-6311, (804) 898-8412, or worthmoving@gmail.com
(5) UPS Store: (434) 975-1100 or store3344@theupsstore.com
(6) Wintersteen Trucking (Furniture): (785) 543-5999 or (800) 253-0617
(7) Best Way (Owner: Nikolas; For Furniture, Large Art): 973-803-6059
(8) Dusk2Dawn Courier Services LLC(Norm): (484) 202-0805
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