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probably Pennsylvania, 18th century, in original surface with traces of multiple paint histories, poplar plank seat, boldly turned arm supports, legs and stretchers, 33 x 14 x 11 in., proper right arm an early replacement (7-1/2 in. repair), otherwise apparently untouched condition, early accession number printed on bottom Provenance: Property Deaccessioned from the Chrysler Museum of Art; Property Deaccessioned from the Chrysler Museum of Art. High chair said to have been used by John Randolph of Virginia. The chair was give by Randolph's mother to her friend Mrs. Phillip Barraud, wife of Dr. Phillip Barraud, surgeon of the Port of Norfolk during the Revolutionary War. By descent in family to the donor, Dr. Benjamin M. Blake
proper right arm an early replacement (7-1/2 in. repair), otherwise apparently untouched condition, early accession number printed on bottom
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| Estimate | $2,000 - $3,000 |
| Starting Bid | $1,000 |
