Sickles-Moriarty House

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Sickles-Moriarty House
Frank E. Sickels / Robert and Peggy Moriarty
119 Oakland Place, Buffalo, NY

Robert and Peggy Moriarty owned the house from 1972-2006. These photographs were taken in 2006 in preparation for the Oakland Place: Gracious Living in Buffalo book.

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Empire armchair Carved top rail Scrolled knuckle handholds Lion's paw feet	Empire armchair Top rail crest: anthemion in center Molded stiles	Empire armchair: lion's paw foot	Empire chest of drawers

Empire chest of drawers Brass voluted rosettes at end of curved splashboard Veneered mahogany drawer fronts Brass rosette drawer knobs	Empire chest of drawers Veneered mahogany drawer fronts Brass rosette drawer knobs	Empire chest of drawers Curved skirt Feet turned	Lift-top commode Late Empire style Two-part commode

Lift-top commode	Lift-top commode Pine Wooden knobs	Late Classical chest of drawers Overhanging top with bead-and-reel molding Veneered drawer fronts Curved stiles Scroll feet	Late Classical chest of drawers Overhanging top with bead-and-reel molding Veneered drawer fronts Curved stiles Scroll feet

Late Classical chest of drawers Overhanging top with bead-and-reel molding Veneered drawer fronts	Kittinger Colonial Revival (Jacobean) style furniture Molded overhanging top Carved skirt Turned legs H stretcher	Kittinger Colonial Revival (Jacobean) style furniture Flanking panels: scooping Center panel: applied floral design and turned handle Carved, scalloped skirt with geometric accents	Chippendale corner chair in second floor bedroom

Chippendale corner chair: Curved top rail has rounded cresting in center Pierced splat	Chippendale corner chair: lion's paw foot	Chippendale corner chair: turned bamboo rear leg

Special thanks to former owners Robert and Peggy Moriarty for their cooperation

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