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American carved oak bookcase by R.J. Horner & Co NY
Presenting a finely made bookcase and quite a rare piece to find in the U.K. at some point making the trip across the Atlantic to our shores.
Of solid oak construction and finely carved with figures, garlands and what we think are representations of pineapples. This particular style from the Horner company is commonly referred to as the praying monk bookcase. Finished in a pleasing ebony polish and in great condition, just one small loss to one of the lion paw feet.
Robert J. Horner established his retail antique furniture company, R.J. Horner & Co., in 1886 in lower Manhattan with the goal of selling his furniture to a large market of buyers.
He marketed his pieces to both the wealthy and working class. While many of Horner’s contemporaries limited their marketing radius to their immediate area, Horner made his name and furniture known along the East Coast and even into the Midwest. Because Horner understood that people of all locations and financial means want quality antique furniture, he capitalized on a broader market.
Horner earned a reputation as a top-notch furniture maker of his time with precisely, beautifully and distinctly carved pieces. He retired in 1915 after merging with a neighbouring furniture manufacturer, George C. Flint.
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Unit 7 Woodfield Farm
Norton Lane, Earlswood
Birmingham
West Midlands
B94 5LS
Tel : 07774451518
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Of solid oak construction and finely carved with figures, garlands and what we think are representations of pineapples. This particular style from the Horner company is commonly referred to as the praying monk bookcase. Finished in a pleasing ebony polish and in great condition, just one small loss to one of the lion paw feet.
Robert J. Horner established his retail antique furniture company, R.J. Horner & Co., in 1886 in lower Manhattan with the goal of selling his furniture to a large market of buyers.
He marketed his pieces to both the wealthy and working class. While many of Horner’s contemporaries limited their marketing radius to their immediate area, Horner made his name and furniture known along the East Coast and even into the Midwest. Because Horner understood that people of all locations and financial means want quality antique furniture, he capitalized on a broader market.
Horner earned a reputation as a top-notch furniture maker of his time with precisely, beautifully and distinctly carved pieces. He retired in 1915 after merging with a neighbouring furniture manufacturer, George C. Flint.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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DimensionsHeight 151cm. Width 122cm. Depth 44cm
Category Antique Furniture
Period Late Victorian Antiques
Material Oak
Origin American
Maker Robert J. Horner
Condition In good antique condition
Item code as507a503 / 523
Status Sold
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Hawthornes Antiques
Unit 7 Woodfield Farm
Norton Lane, Earlswood
Birmingham
West Midlands
B94 5LS
Tel : 07774451518
Non UK callers : +44 7774451518
Get directions to Hawthornes Antiques
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