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Early American craftsmen (1920)

Dyer, Walter A. (Walter Alden), 1878-1943 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 116

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thedistinguishing marks, for it was never, so far as Ihave discovered, used by American makers. But wedo not need to depend upon that. The whole effectof the English chair is heavier and less graceful.The back is less pleasantly loop-shaped; the legs aremore nearly perpendicular and are set nearer… … At the left, comb-back rocker, owned by Mrs. Elizabeth H. Marks; right, childshoop-back rocker and Pennsylvania fan-back side chair, owned by Mr. D. B. Missemer.

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