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THBContinental Carved Ivory Fan
About Seller
1500 Paxton St
Harrisburg, PA 17104
United States
David and Sandra Cordier had been modest collectors when they began their business in 1980, while living in Halifax, Pennsylvania. Initially the Cordiers exhibited at area venues such as Black Angus near Reading, Pennsylvania, and the Eastern National Antiques Show held twice yearly in Harrisburg. T...Read more
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About Auction
LiveNov 9, 2014 - Nov 10, 2014
Cordier Auctions & Appraisals info@cordierauction.com
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- Lot Description
DESCRIPTION: Continental carved ivory fan. Each guardstick is carved with a ribbon and floral motif of roses, lilies, daises, and leaves, which surrounds the fan, when closed, as the design is carved into the sides of the ribbing. With a handle attached to the head. PROVENANCE: Per the consignor, this fan was presented to Amelia Brereton, Deaconess of the Episcopal Church, by the Viceroy of India. Amelia was a native of Franklin County and was born and raised in the family home, 124 Fifth Avenue, Chambersburg. Family paperwork with the fan noted that it was hand carved from an ivory elephant tusk around about 1600. MEASUREMENTS: 9-1/4" long. CONDITION: Most of ribbon missing, some still attached to ribbing. Light warping to parts of ribbing. Red marks under top rose on one guardstick.
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