l retains traces of its original graypaint. Two other tables in the collection at Van Cort-landt Manor have a similar bracing, but with moremembers and more elaborate crisscrossing. Though notfamily pieces, these two tables also have Hudson Valleyhistories. The example illustrated was for some… … tunit\ to exhibit the t\pe of furniture which the VduCortlandts purchased in the nineteenth century. Oldphotographs show a charming mixture of the oldest heir-looms with pieces of Empire and Victorian furniture.Indeed, a large Belter drawing-room suite was at onetime used in the same room with the…
Van Cortlandt Manor (Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.) · Sunnyside (Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y.) · Furniture · Porcelain figures · Antiques as an investment
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