Sold for $4,063

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Lot Description

A Pair of Louis XVI Style Giltwood Pier Mirrors

Late 19th/Early 20th Century

Height 70 x width 41 inches.

Property from Lawry’s The Prime Rib, located in the historic L. Hamilton McCormick Mansion, Chicago, Illinois, offered without reserve

Note:
A staple of Chicago's dining scene since 1974, Lawry's The Prime Rib has become intertwined with the landmark status of its location in the McCormick Mansion. Contributing to the building’s legacy of hosting, inaugurated by its original owners L. Hamilton McCormick and Constance Plummer McCormick and followed by the transformation of the private home into a nightclub, then restaurant and puppet theater, Lawry's The Prime Rib made the McCormick Mansion its first satellite location outside of its base in California. Returning the home's architecture to its original English manor taste with a modern sense after having been remodeled by intermediate owners, Lawry's The Prime Rib established itself as a worthy steward of the mansion. Following its closure in December of 2020, many of the furnishings that shaped the restaurant's ambiance for longtime customers are featured throughout this auction.

Condition Report

Each with old scuffs, marks and scratches throughout consistent with age and use. Scattered flakes and loses to gilt decoration with exposed gesso. One example with significant loss to gilt decoration with exposed basewood, one foliate scroll element detached and not retained in upper right corner of frame. Other example with separation between bottom of frame and rest of frame. Each having replaced main mirror plates. Additional images available upon request.

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