The book of decorative furniture, its form, colour and history (1910)
Foley, Edwin · London : T.C. and E.C. Jack · leaf 244
as we have noted, with enduringepigraphs. The great families of England fromGothic days appear to have almost in-variably set aside a sleeping-chamber—such as that at Oxburgh Hall (shown inColour Plate VIII.)—for tlie special useof the king or queen, when upon theirroyal progresses through tlie… … FRE.SCH BED OF SIXTKKNTH CKVTURV, 170 i)i:( ouATivi: II uNn (Ri: ull, an<l of <*nhan(r((l v.iltio owing to tlie tni/lition. CuriouHly enough,Queen Kli/.theth uppcirs to li/ive IxHm tlio onci Knglinh nionarcli whois Htated to have taken her bed with lier, judging from ji/.-eouate ofher vinit…
Furniture · Decoration and ornament
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