The book of decorative furniture, its form, colour, & history (1911)
Foley, Edwin · New York, G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 114
-TUDOR 71 cabins, than of their own diet in their prince-like habitations andpalaces. A TUDOR INVENTORY An interesting inventory of the Tudor Marys times tabulates,among the appointments of anevidently well-furnished privee par-lour, one jointed bedstead coveredwith a counterpoint of emigrieworks… … m ii v^ ^1y^^ 1(^1 MZm It. yI j| « Im l\v^ Vl lISv 31-/p HUIMk. 3|:(Jfe 1^ BEFOEE MARRIAGE. OAK f i -i , ji i /?ii cAEviNQ IN spROT- lists as late as the end oi the BROUGH CHURCH. sixteenth century, we find bed-steads, still apparently usual items in parlour equipments. AFTER MARRIAGE. OAKCARVING…
Furniture · Decoration and ornament
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