Acroterion
'Acroterion' [ak-ruh-teer-ee-uhn] is an ancient Greek architectural term meaning the highest ornament. The fine antiques company, ACROTERION, founded in 2012, is by appointment in New York's historic Hudson Valley and curated by proprietor Randal Dawkins, MFA Sotheby's Institute of Art, London, 2004.
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English Regency Large Scale Neoclassical Giltwood Wall Bracket, circa 1825
H 18 in W 16 in D 10 in
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English George III Sabicu & Gonçalo Alves Work Table in the Manner of John Cobb
H 29 in W 24 in D 15 in
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Chinese Export 'Blue Fitzhugh' Platters from the Cabot-Perkins Service
H 2 in W 20 in D 17 in
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Portrait, Children of the 11th Earl of Devon, Follower of Adam Buck
H 20 in W 17 in D 1 in
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English Edwardian 'Adam' Style Polished Steel and Iron Fire Grate, circa 1905
H 19 in W 29 in D 14 in
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English Georgian Chippendale Mahogany Large Chest of Drawers, circa 1760
H 40 in W 44 in D 21 in
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English Late Regency Double-Sided Mahogany Library Writing Table, circa 1830
H 30 in W 58 in D 42 in
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Acroterion Bespoke: French Régence style Photophores of Large Scale
H 22 in DIA 8 in
$ 8,000
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George III Mahogany Double-sided Leather Top Library Writing Table, circa 1795
H 30 in W 50 in D 29 in
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Georges Jacob
Louis XVI Neoclassical Fauteuils Attributed to Georges Jacob, Pair, circa 1785
H 37 in W 24 in D 19 in
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English Georgian Mahogany Caddy-Top Bachelor's Chest, circa 1760
H 31 in W 36 in D 20 in
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Flemish Baroque Ebonized and Faux Tortoiseshell Painted Mirror, circa 1650
H 30 in W 26 in D 1 in
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English Regency Mahogany Champagne Cooler or Log Bin, circa 1830
H 19 in W 32 in D 22 in
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English Regency Caned Mahogany Armchair or Bergere of Unusual Form, circa 1830
H 35 in W 22 in D 22 in
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