549 Warren St
Hudson, NY 12534
United States
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Dec 11, 2025
Marked with initials F.A.C. and with partial shipping labels on one side. The interior fitted with three fabric-lined trays with handles.
23 x 44 x 23 in.
Note: F. Ambrose Clark, 1880-1964, was raised in Manhattan and Cooperstown, the grandson of Edward Cabot Clark a partner of the Singer Sewing Machine Company and built the Dakota in NYC. Ambrose was a notable equestrian. He was a gentleman rider who owned, bred and trained horses for steeplechase, polo, flat racing, driving, show jumping, and fox hunting. He was considered the quintessential equestrian, sportsman and was linked with horses throughout his life until his ailing health in 1963 marked the disbanding of his horse stables after 60 years of racing the light blue and yellow silks.[1]
In good overall condition, with expected nicks and wear. Scattered nicks, scuffing, and minor dents throughout. Cracking to the leather and crazing to the painted surface. The leather straps detached but retained. Scuffing and wear to the hardware, and a loss to the front leather fixture above the central latch. The interior with very minor scattered staining, and a few small tears in the fabric lining. Structurally sound.
Notwithstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
The Collection of F. Ambrose Clark (1880-1964).
Property from Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar W. Bostwick of Shelburne, VT, New York, NY, and Aiken, SC, by descent.
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