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The book of decorative furniture, its form, colour and history (1910)

Foley, Edwin · London : T.C. and E.C. Jack · leaf 284

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ourse. That Evelyn w^as a good friend to Gibbon, his further referenceproves: I caused Mr. Gibbon to bring to Whitehall his excellentpiece of carving, whereof which his Majesty seeing, he was astonishedat the curiositie of it, and having considered it a long time anddiscoursed with Mr. Gibbon, whom… … PORTION OF SCREEN. CHAPEL, TRINITY COLLEGE,OXFORD. LATE STUART. 204 DECORATIVE FURNITURE This particular outcome of Gibbons skill was not, however,purchased by the king or his queen. A semi-pedlar Frenchwomanwho usd to bring- petticoates and fanns and baubles out of Franceto the Ladys, prejudiced…

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