Studies in ancient furniture; couches and beds of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (1905)
Williams, Caroline Ransom · Chicago : The University of Chicago Press · leaf 110
cm. to the top of one of the lower prongs (the higher prongs arebroken off above) and 3.7 cm. in diameter at thelower end. Within are remains of wood, a part ofthe furniture leg to which it was once attached;this is proof that the shoe was not at the end of ametal rod such as perhaps always formed… … 1-IG 5r. — I.r-.riMuseum, Hanover. frequent on monuments down to a late Romanperiod. Now, these stools are the only pieces offurniture having the legs ending below in a curvewhich the bronzes would At; the stools vary amongthemselves in proportions, to judge by the monu-ments, some being tall…
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