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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 491

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of France. To theirinfluence is probably due some purelyGallic details to be found in Williamand Anne furniture, chiefly upon themirrored frames. Long ere the days of our Grin-ling Gibbon, the Italian carvers hadavailed themselves of the greater ease in working the finer,softer, and… … SILVSR REPOUSSft MIRROR.ITiESnmTED TO KINO WILLIAM. WINDSOR CASTLE. WILLIAM, ANNE, AND GEOKGE L—1688-1727 375 GRINLING GIBBON, that Paganini in pear - tree and other soft woods who plied hischisels through the reigns of Charles ii., James i., William and Mary,Queen Anne, and George i., are of…

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