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Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) & Matching Nightstand

By jsmurphs24, 14 January, 2010
Description

Given to us a few years ago by a friend who's grandmother previously owned it. It is very heavy with a few scratches here and there but overall has held up very nicely. I couldn't find much information on the company "Sprague & Carleton" and nothing about a "Patriot" line. It is dovetailed, and has an eagle and three star design on every handle.

Category
American Furniture
Medium
Hardwood (Maple?)
Distinguishing marks
Blue sticker inside top drawer on nightstand with "Sprague & Carleton" and underneath "Patriot", also has an eagle and three star design carved into each brass handle
Condition
Good
Date Period
60s or 70s?
Weight
Very Heavy!
eBay Auction Link
For Sale?
No
Photos

Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 5 months ago

Re: Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) & ...

are you selling it?i would love to buy a dresser. Sue

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jsmurphs24

15 years 1 month ago

In reply to Re: Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) & ... by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) & ...

Hello, I'm sorry I tried this site out for the first time months ago and since I didn't get any responses right away I completely forgot about it! Yes I am still selling this is you are still interested, I live in Georgia.

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 4 months ago

Re: Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) & ...

We were married in 1965 and bought a Sprague & Carleton bedroom set (everyone bought sets then) in maple. We have the man's chest on chest, a cannonball queen size bed, a commode nightstand, and a double bureau with the mirror (it looks like yours except for the center bank of small drawers. We paid about $1,000 for the set then; it's definitely much better quality than what is on the market today, except for really high-end furniture. Unfortunately I don't really love this set anymore, except for the man's chest. But I can't justify spending $3,000 for just a new bed now that my husband is retired. So I try to appreciate it for its quality and sentimental value.

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Anonymous (not verified)

14 years 9 months ago

In reply to Re: Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) & ... by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) & ...

Are you still trying to sell your Sprague and Carleton furniture?  I have the same set and may be interested in the nightstand.  Do you know what your price would be?  Do you know when you bought it?

My email is [email protected]

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MamaBee

5 years 9 months ago

Re: Sprague & Carleton "Patriot" Dresser (no mirror) &...

Is it still for sale? I have the bachelor chest and need your pieces. 

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