 | | A walnut secretary desk and bookcase commissioned by Captain John Cowan (1748-1823), one of the first settlers of Kentucky, the piece dated 1796, the only Kentucky-made case piece of its kind that has yet been identified; image credit on full record. |
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Furniture: Secretary; Chippendale, Walnut, Broken-Arch Pediment, Sunflower Rosettes, 2 Paneled Doors, Slant Lid, 4 Drawers, Ogee Bracket Feet, 2 Parts.
The Captain John Cowan (1748-1823) Kentucky secretary desk and bookcase, American, 1796. A two piece-desk and upper bookcase, constructed entirely of ... [more detail available via subscription]
p4A Item F7953405
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furniture |
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Kentucky |
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secretaries |
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1796 |
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