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1957.1257.4
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Card table from the Bertrand Collins collection, 1840-1860

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This rosewood Classical Revival style game table was shipped around the Horn for Mrs. Jackling, of the Grennan-Jackling home in Utsaladdy on Camano Island. Mrs. Jackling was the mother of Mrs. John Collins, wife of the prominent businessman and Seattle mayor in 1873.
ID Number: 1957.1257.4
Date: 1840-1860
Physical Description: 1 Table, Card; wood, pine; 30.75 in.H x 34.75 in.W x 37 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1957.1257.4. Bertrand Collins Collection
Subjects: Furniture, European American Settlement

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