Furniture Hardware by Henry Kellam Hancock

Furniture Hardware 1820 - 1830

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"Furniture Hardware" is a circular, giltwood frame, created by Henry Kellam Hancock between 1820 and 1830. The frame, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features a subtle, textured surface, adding visual interest to the simple, circular form. Hancock, known for his work in furniture design, likely created this frame for a mirror or picture, showcasing his skill in detail-oriented craftsmanship.