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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 222

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the shield is but a frame for enclosing light and gracefulopenwork, whereas the Brothers shield-backs are usually solid. Heppelwhites camel-back chairs are fre(iuently regarded, uponbut sliglit evidence, as their originators earliest contribution indesign towards the development of the chair. They,… … TYPICAL HKPPELWHITK CHAIR BACKS. cabriole legs and with square tapered legs. In the Heppelwhitesquare framed open-back chairs the **bars inside were sometimesstraight, at others curved. The bars inside the oval backs oftencurved outward. Other favourite outlines for Hepj)elwhite chairframes are the…

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