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<p>[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 4390240, member: 5170"]"In the Manner of" John Jelliff (headquartered in Newark, New Jersey) seems reasonable. These pieces seem to be the real deal. I'd guess ca. 1860-70. When reupholstering them, look for silk damask. Expensive, no doubt, but you're caring for the best. Horsehair would have been the padding, not the fabric. The top center parts are called crests. The masks are called "Jenny Linds" or "Brittanias," don't know if anyone has ever definitively said which.</p><p><br /></p><p>Top quality set![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 4390240, member: 5170"]"In the Manner of" John Jelliff (headquartered in Newark, New Jersey) seems reasonable. These pieces seem to be the real deal. I'd guess ca. 1860-70. When reupholstering them, look for silk damask. Expensive, no doubt, but you're caring for the best. Horsehair would have been the padding, not the fabric. The top center parts are called crests. The masks are called "Jenny Linds" or "Brittanias," don't know if anyone has ever definitively said which. Top quality set![/QUOTE]
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