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retain an old surface, with line inlay. This chair was handled by Israel Sack (see American Antiques, vol

turnings. Provenance: Israel Sack, New York, 1977

Provenance: Israel Sack, Illustrated in American Antiques in the Israel Sack Collection, Vol. II

Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, and another example is illustrated by the Israel Sack Collection (shown below

inches deep Provenance: Israel Sack.  

top when opened. Rhode Island, ca. 1790-1810. With 1981 provenance from ISRAEL SACK, INC., included

preservation. A related card table is illustrated in American Antiques in the Israel Sack Collection, Vol

of the best Americana. We have owned this for almost 30 years, acquired from Israel Sack, (see

. A related example to this, in cherry, is illustrated as cat. no. 1458 in American Antiques in Israel

illustrated in Sack’s American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection: Volume II, p.350. circa 1790. The use

Historical Society. Literature: Similar examples featured in American Antiques from the Israel Sack

. Provenance in the Israel sack collection and in a single collection since 1931 This unusually fine

, Newport furniture makers. Closely related examples are illustrated in American Antiques from the Israel

"Removable Legs" please see sotheby's selection from Israel Sack Inc. sale 7761, Lot 1229 and the collection

please even the most particular connoisseur. Literature: American Antiques from Israel Sack

in a single side chair offered in the early 1970's by the firm of Israel Sack [American Antiques from

-graduate studies, Warsaw He received the first prize for young artists in 1953. He immigrated to Israel

early 1970's by the firm of Israel Sack [American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection, Vol. III, p

side chair offered in the early 1970's by the firm of Israel Sack [American Antiques from the Israel

offered in the early 1970's by the firm of Israel Sack [American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection

be found in a single side chair offered in the early 1970's by the firm of Israel Sack [American

in a single side chair offered in the early 1970's by the firm of Israel Sack [American Antiques from

, Massachusetts circa 1770 Provenance from the Israel Sack Collection with original label signed by Israel Sack

firm of Israel Sack [American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection, Vol. III, p. 619 f. 1404

Antiques from Israel Sack Collection II, p. 380 no. 1349 illus.), and which was subsequently published by

Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, vol. I p. 269 [American Queen Anne Highboy, Connecticut c. 1740-60

the present pair of tables have appeared, including one published by Israel Sack, Inc., in American

sideboard of related inlay, leg and stringer inlay form is documented in American Antiques from the Israel

Literature: American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection vol. I, Highland House, p. 86 f. 263 - a

from Israel Sack Collection, Highland House, p. 1958 Condition: Brasses are period replacements

American Antiques From Israel Sack Collection, Volumes I-VI. Washington D.C.: Highland House

. It is interesting to note that the famed Israel Sack was also an apprentice in Yanova. Upon his

. The other sold by the firm of Israel Sack and can be found in the book "American Antiques from Israel

condition report. Provenance: Private collection, Israel Sack, New York, 1970s, Illustrated: American

sold by the firm of Israel Sack and illustrated in their published brochure #7, April, 1969 and

Philadelphia Museum of Art and displayed at Mount Pleasant and two were advertised by Israel Sack (see Israel

inlaid borders. Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc. New York 9 3/4"h x 20"w x 11"d

, Israel sack, who illustrates just such a desk. The cabriole leg on ours is very straight, indicative of

Schiffer (see image). Another example appears in vol.III of Israel Sack's American Antiques (see image

Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection, brochure #24, volume 4, page 1039

. Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., Colonial Williamsburg. Measures: Height: 37 in, seat height: 18 in. Width

bed handled by the Israel Sack Company. Note Sack's example does not have the side scrollwork, nor a

Boston and was part of the Elizabeth Daniel estate, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It was handled by Israel

This sewing table has the classical Nehmiah Adams leg, see attached example from Israel Sack

, October 1975, Israel Sack Inc., New York

illustrated in Antiques vol. CIII, no. 3 (March 1973) and Sack, American Antiques from the Israel Sack

design is in the Henry Ford Museum. Other examples are illustrated in American Antiques From The Israel

contemporary of Israel Sack and others.

found in American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection,Vol. I.

/> Illustrated: Israel Sack Inc. New York, NY, "American Antiques in the Israel Sack Collection” Volume VIII

, Israel Sack. For a related secretary, from New Fine Points of Furniture, by Albert Sack. Of

from Israel Sack's American Antiques vol. IV for an example of the standard form, and to see that leg