THE MARSHALL FAMILY CHIPPENDALE CARVED MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR THE CARVING ATTRIBUTED TO THE CRAFTSMAN KNOWN AS ‘SPIKE’ AND JOHN POLLARD (1740-1787), PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1770 chair frame marked V ; slip-seat frame from the original set marked VII 40 ¼ in. high Provenance Possibly Humphry Marshall (1722-1801) and his wife, Sarah Pennock (b. 1720), Marshallton, West Bradford Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania Abraham Marshall (1747-1829), nephew of Humphry and his wife, Alice Pennock (1761-1836), niece of Sarah, Chester County, Pennsylvania, circa 1786 Abraham Marshall (1799-1836), Marshallton, Pennsylvania, son Henry V. Marshall (1828-1909), West Chester, Pennsylvania and Chicago, Illinois, son Joseph B. Marshall (1866-1958), son Mary E. (Marshall) Varney (1908-1996), daughter Daughter of above Leigh Keno American Antiques, New York, by purchase from above, 1997
THE MARSHALL FAMILY CHIPPENDALE CARVED MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR THE CARVING ATTRIBUTED TO THE CRAFTSMAN KNOWN AS ‘SPIKE’ AND JOHN POLLARD (1740-1787), PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1770 chair frame marked V ; slip-seat frame from the original set marked VII 40 ¼ in. high Provenance Possibly Humphry Marshall (1722-1801) and his wife, Sarah Pennock (b. 1720), Marshallton, West Bradford Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania Abraham Marshall (1747-1829), nephew of Humphry and his wife, Alice Pennock (1761-1836), niece of Sarah, Chester County, Pennsylvania, circa 1786 Abraham Marshall (1799-1836), Marshallton, Pennsylvania, son Henry V. Marshall (1828-1909), West Chester, Pennsylvania and Chicago, Illinois, son Joseph B. Marshall (1866-1958), son Mary E. (Marshall) Varney (1908-1996), daughter Daughter of above Leigh Keno American Antiques, New York, by purchase from above, 1997
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