"Painted fancy chairs are set around the original red-painted, circa-1820–1840 harvest table, which dealer Marguerite Riordon used in the dining room of her home. The circa-1840–1860 portrait of two young boys hangs above the mantel, on which there is a paint-decorated box, Schimmel eaglet, and carved dog and pigeon. The carver of the Indian trade figure worked for Samuel Robb (1851–1928), whose influence is evident in the treatment of the feathers, the forward motion of the arm, and the attire, which ""hangs"" longer in the back. The couple's grandchildren have named the figure ""Buttercup."" The camel is attributed to carver Charles Looff (1852–1918), the earliest carousel carver on Coney Island, New York."
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