Early Floral Textile Loveseat with Horsehair Fill & Matching Cover Fabric Retro tote along with craquelure and loss

along with craquelure and loss to the gilt back-painted glass consistent with 120+ years of handling

Finished in a vivid green enamel with a white interior

This massive industrial cabinet was recovered from a decommissioned foundry in Milwaukee

This painting exhibits cracks in its paint and a few rough edges

Early Floral Textile Loveseat with Horsehair Fill & Matching Cover Fabric Retro tote along with craquelure and lossEarly upholstered textile loveseat with a compact, upright form, tight arms, and straight back, raised on turned wooden legs. Upholstered in a woven floral fabric with repeating botanical motifs in muted reds and greens over a light ground. The seat and back are traditionally constructed and stuffed with horsehair, giving the piece its characteristic firmness and resilience. The proportions and construction point to an early transitional domestic sofa