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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 295

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en in aOAK RESTORATION ^^M pie. At thirty, Hudson quickly added twenty-cH.\iB m HAMILTON ggyeu inches to his stature, and in a duel killed his ROOM, HOLYROOD PALACE, EDINBURGH, oppouont, wlio had come armed with a squirt inderision. These chairs, which might with equal certitude be placedat the… … ALLWOOD CHAIRS Proof of the ceremonial attribute of the chair is given by thefact that no sets of chairs appear to have been made in Englanduntil the end of Elizabeths reign: a point well worth remembrancewhen to any set of chairs or part of a set is ascribed a pre-Jacobean date. BRITISH DECORATIVE…

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