Lot #485 - Four American Country Utilitarian Objects

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Four American Country Utilitarian Objects, 19th and 20th Century. Comprising a Pennsylvania Chippendale style walnut document box, mid-19th century, in the form of a blanket chest, a pair of pewter and colorless glass whale oil chambersticks, Smith & Company, Boston, Massachusetts, 1842-1855, each with touchmark "SMITH & CO;" and a Virginia Metalcrafters Williamsburg Restoration mahogany tea caddy, 20th century, marked.

Document box: H: 8.75 in., W: 13.75 in., D: 8.5 in.