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Shaving stand, 1850–70, Mahogany (including the dowel connected to the standard), mahogany veneer; eastern white pine (mirro…
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Northeastern United States

Shaving stand

Maker unknown · Northeastern United States · 1850–70

Medium
Mahogany (including the dowel connected to the standard), mahogany veneer; eastern white pine (mirror frame members, case sides and back, drawer front), yellow-poplar (mirror backboard, case bottom, drawer interior), marble
Dimensions
68.1 x 24.9 x 25.3 in. (173 x 63.3 x 64.2 cm)
Accession
1986.140.2
Credit line
Bequest of Thomas Wells Farnam, B.A. 1899
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