Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York, McClure, Phillips & co. · leaf 553
Chairs. The last name refers to the berghr. Heppelwhite writes of the duchesse: This piece of furniture also is derived from theFrench. Two Barjier chairs of proper construction,with a stool in the middle, form the Duchesse, whichis allotted to large and spacious ante-rooms; the cov-ering may be… … PI ATK I .VI H FURNITI from 6 to 7 ! I 3 inches; height of the seat fr I in the back, 3 feet, 1 inch either mahogany or :he cover- a he ids that the a white vith ch origin, and is ge and spacious suits of ing-room, with modern furniti e complete without a Confidante, the tent of which may be about…
Furniture -- England · Furniture -- France
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