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Collection
Wheatland
Object ID
W.1943.001.001
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Collection
Wheatland
Description
American Rococo Revival Walnut Sofa. The serpentine back centered by a rose and shell scrolled carved crest, the back joined to closed arms, with a serpentine apron and raised on cabriole legs terminating in casters, silk velvet upholstery.
Provenance
James Buchanan
To - Edward Y. Buchanan
To - Alice Conyngham Buchanan Ewing
To - Cornelia Ewing Brooke
To - The James Buchanan Foundation
Year Range From
1845
Year Range To
1860
Last Owner
Buchanan, James
Storage Location
Wheatland, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
Parlor
Storage Wall
West Wall
People
Brooke, Cornelia Lansdale Ewing
Buchanan, Edward Young
Buchanan, James
Ewing, Alice Conyngham Buchanan
Subcategory
Furniture
Search Terms
Buchanan Collections
Furniture
James Buchanan
James Buchanan Presidential Library
Sofas
Object Name
Sofa
Material
Walnut
Height (in)
44.562
Width (in)
88
Condition
Good
Condition Date
2003-10-02
Condition Notes
Re-upholstered in the 1940s.
Object ID
W.1943.001.001
Place of Origin
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Accession Number
W.1943.001
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Collection
Wheatland: 1860 Japanese Embassy Visit
Title
Japanese Embassy Gift
Object ID
W.89.179
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Collection
Wheatland: 1860 Japanese Embassy Visit
Title
Japanese Embassy Gift
Description
Pair of Japanese shoes. Rawhide sole with thin worked leather sewn on. Painted white on sides. Canvas inner shoe, outer shoe covered with embroidered red silk. Blue and green pansies with brown stems, knots of brown and cream. Brown paper strips interwov
Storage Location
LancasterHistory
Storage Room
DAC
Storage Wall
Island 4
Storage Cabinet
Unit 17
Storage Shelf
Shelf 4
Storage Container
Box W010
People
Ewing, Alice Conyngham Buchanan
Subcategory
Clothing -- Footwear
Search Terms
Japanese Delegation, 1860
James Buchanan Presidential Library
Object Name
Shoe
Material
Leather, Mixed Media
Height (in)
2.5
Length (in)
6.5
Width (in)
2
Object ID
W.89.179
Notes
Letter dated 7/15/1938 from Alice Ewing to Mr. Bausman states that the shoes are valuable '...because it was the time when Japan was first opened to the occident by Commodore Perry.'
Credit
Alice Ewing
Accession Number
W.89.179
Images
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