Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 536
ete change in fashions for Britishfurnishing of a household kind, I submit in Fig. 1 November, 1915 CANADIAN WOODWORKER 35 examples in the way of chairs that in decided mannerare manifest of that departure. In aspect absolutelyDutch, such pieces gave new direction to British de-signing thought. In… … Fig. 12 characteristic of the designing though of the LowCountries. Two fine chairs of this kind are shown in Fig. 3.Carved chairs had been common in the reign of CharlesII., a fashion that never afterwards lapsed. In oldprints illustrative of the Queen Anne age these high-backed, cane-panelled…
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