Hayden, Arthur, 1868-1946, Phillips, Hugh, b. 1886 · Toronto : Bell and Cockburn · leaf 280
of the seat has a row of holes,which, prior to the upholstered cushion, a lateraddition, were intended for ropes to support acushion, much in the same manner as the iron lathsof a modern bedstead. On the same page is illustrated an oak chest ofdrawers of Yorkshire origin, in date about 177°-… … OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS. C. I 770.Yorkshire type.Height, 3ft. 3 ins. ; width, 3 ft. 1 in. : depth, 1 ft. 5J ins.
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