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Table · New York City
Belmead Center Table
Alexander Jackson Davis (American, 1803–1892) · New York City · c. 1846
In 1845 Alexander Jackson Davis designed Belmead, a Gothic Revival villa, for the builder Philip St. George Cocke of Powhatan County, Virginia. In addition to designing Belmead's exterior, Davis designed furniture for the interior, notably a parlor set that included side chairs. The table descended in the Cocke family along with the parlor set and, remarkably, retains its original marble top and intricately carved tracery lantern.
— Art Institute of Chicago, catalogue text
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