Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 160
two Gothic arches, withthree little pillars, and panels of satinwood betweenthe bases of the pillars. The pediment at the topof the cabinet is quite characteristic of the period. Illustration 89 shows a charming little Sheratondesk owned by W. S. G. Kennedy, Esq., of Worces-ter. It is made of… … I I Illus. 89. —Sheraton Desk, 1795. of mahogany at each side, behind which are pigeon-holes and small drawers. The lid shuts back uponitself, and, when open, rests upon the two pulls ateach side of the upper drawer. The wood of this Desks ^3S desk is beautifully marked, and the whole effect isvery…
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