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The furniture collectors' glossary (1913)

Lockwood, Luke Vincent, 1872-1951, Walpole society · New York Printed for the Society · leaf 67

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" Haricot." out from the ends, thus en- Night. — A small table with a larging the surface of the cupboard, used beside the table. bedstead. Dressing. — A table intended to Pembroke. — A breakfast table be used for toilet purposes; with two leaves, the top of sometimes called a rudd which is often… … which is cut from the solid Game. — A table, the top of wood in cyma and simple which is arranged for two or curves. more games. Pier. — A table made to stand Gate-leg. — A drop-leaf table, between windows. having eight or more legs; Pillar & Claw. — A table, the each leaf supported by at support…

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