Indian Octagonal Carved and Inlayed Table Late-19th or early-20th century

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Title

Indian Octagonal Carved and Inlayed Table Late-19th or early-20th century

Year Conserved

2022

Holding Institution

The Friends of Alice Austen House

Object Name/Description

$3,880 for the conservation of a late-19th or early-20th century Indian octagonal carved and inlayed table. Owned by photographer Alice Austen and her partner Gertrude Tate, it is one of few original objects in the house. The table helps tell the story of the challenges facing LGBTQ+ couples at the turn of the century as well as their eventual eviction from the house and separation. Conservator: Traditional Line Ltd.

Conservator

Amount Funded

$3,880

Collection

Citation

“Indian Octagonal Carved and Inlayed Table Late-19th or early-20th century,” Celebrating the NYSCA/GHHN Conservation Treatment Grant Program, accessed October 5, 2024, https://ctg20.omeka.net/items/show/1334.

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