Lockwood de Forest's Carved Teak Vitrine

A late 19th century carved teak vitrine, designed by Lockwood…
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A late 19th century carved teak vitrine, designed by Lockwood de Forest II (1850-1932), made in Ahmedabad, India, assembled in New York, 167.5 x 81.4 x 30.8 cm. provenance: From the collection of Lockwood de Forest II (1850-1932) and by descent to the current owner. Lockwood de Forest was a member of the American Aesthetic Movement, along with Louis C. Tiffany and Candace Wheeler. He creatively assimilated Middle Eastern, Indian and Western design, resulting in a unique school within the American Arts and Crafts movement. Primarily he is known for his exotic interiors and his endeavours to preserve the craftsmanship of Indian artisans

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