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D R Dimes cherry Chippendale tall chest

D. R. Dimes cherry Chippendale style tall chest with pin wheel carving and ogee feet. It is part of the Benchmark series which where the finest pieces Dimes ever made. This chest is from the personal home collection of Doug Dimes Sr., acquired from his heirs. It bears a unique fixed label for his limited edition collection. It measures 36" wide, 18" deep and 56.75" high. NOTE: The top 2 left and top 2 right drawers, along with the center pinwheel drawer, comprise a single deep drawer. Wonderful rich patina and excellent condition. Doug Dimes Sr. passed away in 2022.

Chinese Canton porcelain bottle c1850

Chinese Canton porcelain bottle circa 1850 in excellent condition. Measures 9 inches tall and 5 inches wide.

18th century American wafer iron

18th century American wafer or waffle iron. Wrought iron handles and cast iron presses. Measures 30" long; the press is 5" in diameter. Please see Early American Wrought Iron by Albert H. Sonn, 1979 edition, plate 307, for a near identical example.

Stoneware jug by Walker and Co Boston Mass

Antique half gallon stoneware jug in very good condition. Walker and Co. Boston, Mass., 19th century. Height 9 inches.

The Reddy Tee 1924

Original box of The Reddy Tee, made by The Nieblo MFG. Co. The first wooden tee was patented in 1899 by Dr. George F. Grant of Boston, but it was not widely used since he did not market it, according to golf historians. 'This idea of a wooden golf tee sort of languished until you had Dr. William Lowell experimenting in his garage in the 1920s,' said Rand Jerris, director of the museum and archives of the United States Golf Association, in Far Hills, NJ. Lowell filed his application on May 5, 1922, and was granted patent No. 1,493,687 on May 13, 1924. He painted them red, formed the Reddy Tee Co., and hired two professional golfers, Walter Hagen (whom he paid $1500) and Joe Kirkwood, an Australian, to use his product in 1924 as the pair played exhibition matches. 'They were the perfect sort of showmen,' Jerris said. 'They did a great job of promoting the product. The pros would leave the pegs in the ground after they hit, and spectators would scramble to retrieve them.' Other inventors and patents soon followed. Within a couple of years the sand tee disappeared. Reddy Tee has also faded into history, and USGA records indicate that Lowell eventually lost his patent after a long legal struggle.

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