| |
DIMINUTIVE CHECKERBOARD IN SOLDIER BLUE AND BLACK PAINT, CIRCA 1820-1850’s |
| |
|
| Dimensions (inches): |
15.25" t x 13.75" w x 1" d |
| Description: |
|
Small American checkerboard, probably of northeast origin, is a nice early one with great color. Painted soldier blue, with a black grid, the board is constructed of two pine planks. There is a simple, molded edge around the perimeter, affixed with cut nails and painted black. The surface is nothing short of wonderful and the modest wear, attractive. Made circa 1820-1840.
Condition: The brass ring is of the same period as the board, but is not original to it. There are a few tiny holes where tacks were once present, perhaps for some sewing or embroidery task. Otherwise there is modest, expected wear. |
|
|
| |
|
| Primary Color: |
blue, black |
|
| Earliest Date: |
1820 |
|
| Latest Date: |
1850 |
|
| For Sale Status: |
Sold |
|
| Price |
SOLD |
|
| E-mail: |
info@jeffbridgman.com |
|
 |
|
Page Views:... 438 |
|
![](javascript:OpenImages("4423","item_4423_274.jpg"))
