Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York, McClure, Phillips & co. · leaf 479
airs had removablecushions that fit into the frame of the chair. The cush-ions were sometimes tufted. The old damask of the past used for furniture cover-ings now gave place to figured and embroidered satin,the designs representing birds, vases full of flowers,Cupids, quivers smothered with… … LOUIS XVI. PERIOD The tones were light: two colours, one of which in twoor three shades, were often employed, the favouritesbeing pale blue, rose, yellow, lilac and grey. The man-ufactories of the Gobelins, of Beauvais and Aubussonproduced the same designs and pictures in their tapestrieswhich were…
Furniture -- England · Furniture -- France
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