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Accessories Reference Sold Items: Accessories Click photos to view enlargements. « Page 1 » WILLIAMSBURG WYTHE HOUSE TELESCOPE BY VAN CORT INSTRUMENTS This extremely rare Williamsburg reproduction refracting telescope authentically recreates the late 18th Century English antique exhibited in the Wythe House student's room. This reproduction table model telescope was created in 1983 with 20th Century optics and had an original sales price of $1,590. It is 35 power, constructed of solid unlacquered brass and comes with a brass lens cap. The shaft support is signed with the Colonial Williamsburg logo, Serial Number 012. The objective lens is 54 millimeter acromat that has been magnesium fluoride coated.
Kittinger furniture has graced the White House for over 40 years. Get White-House Style Furniture for Half the Price. Complete with serial number. Number of employees. Kittinger Company furniture was used extensively in the redesign since this company was the sole licensee of furniture for the Colonial. Download Software Lexware Buero Easy Plus V2009.
The optical system consist of a five lens system, including objective 3 Plano-convex lens. The eyepiece is of the original design providing a wide flat field that helps further to correct chromatic and symmetrical distortion. This very rare and limited production telescope is perfect for the true Colonial Williamsburg collector.
Height 19 1/2″; Telescope Length 41″. REPRODUCTION HERIZ SERAPI PERSIAN RUG This outstanding and accurate reproduction of a Heriz Serapi Persian rug will perfectly complement any fine period style room setting. As with an original, this rug is made of 100% wool, colored with vegetable dye and hand knotted. Its soft, rich color palette in the medallion and background will coordinate beautifully with a multitude of fabric designs and colors. This rug is of the highest quality and in excellent condition. PLEASE NOTE: When in our Showrooms looking at furniture and accessories, many customers have expressed an interest in our collection of antique Persian rugs.
We, therefore, decided to offer when available only the finest and most authentic reproductions. Unlike original 19th and 20th century Persian rugs, the cost is not prohibitive and unlike other reproductions in the marketplace today, this rug is not a cartoon like adaptation. Width 6 Feet and Length 9 Feet. Magix Video Pro X Crack Serial Numbers here. CW 62 WILLIAMSBURG DRESSING MIRROR BY KITTINGER This extremely rare Williamsburg reproduction authentically recreates the mid-18th Century English antique found in the bed chamber of the Governor's Palace. Exceptionally well crafted, this dressing mirror is featured in the 1937 Colonial Williamsburg catalog but was shortly discontinued due to its high cost. The beveled mirror is fully adjustable by the use of brass drop handles on either side of the mirror posts. Like the original, the three drawer interiors are crafted from quarter sawn oak and feature beautiful miniature hand cut dovetails.
The center drawer has a brass mortise lock with its original key. This extremely rare dressing mirror is perfect on a chest and will add an esthetic presence to any room setting.
Height 25 1/4″; Width 17 1/4″; Depth 8 1/4″. CW 92 WILLIAMSBURG FIRESCREEN BY KITTINGER This handsome firescreen in the Rococo style is a reproduction of an English antique, circa 1760.
Made of mahogany with a turned post and cabriole legs, this piece is the perfect fireplace accessory. Height 47 1/2″; Square Panel 17 3/4″. Radiology Img Friendly Residency Programs List more.
AP110 WILLIAMSBURG CHILD'S TABLE BY DON WORKS This rare Colonial Williamsburg reproduction child's table was made by the celebrated Don Works who hand crafted the much admired and sought after early Williamsburg wooden accessories, prior to their manufacture by Virginia Metalcrafters. Adapted from a late 18th Century dining table used in the Raleigh Tavern, this table was executed with great fidelity to colonial detail.
The premium old growth mahogany used in this table add to its visual appeal and its substantial weight and stability. This table makes an ideal coffee table. In fact, it is featured used as a coffee table in front of a CW23 sofa on the cover of the 1958 Williamsburg Craft House Book. Made in 1955, this table is in outstanding, all original condition. Whether used as a coffee table or as that special gift for a grandchild, this very rare table is a true collector's piece.
Height 19 3/4″; Width 23″; Length 35 3/4″ open and 13 1/2″ closed. CW 31 WILLIAMSBURG WINE CASE BY KITTINGER This wine case, also referred to as a cellarette, is one of the first pieces in the Williamsburg Reproduction Program.