Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 206
plewhite was ofthe Princes party when feeling ran strong duringthe illness of George III. Carved drapery, wheat, and the bell-flower,sometimes calledhusks, are other char-acteristics of Hepple-whites chairs, two ofwhich are shown inIllustration 145, be-longing to D wightBlaney, Esq., of Bos-ton.… … IIlus. 146. — Hepplewhite Chair. Bigelow, Esq., of Cambridge with a design of drapery and ears of wheat. Illustration 147 shows one of a set of six verybeautiful Hepplewhite chairs, bought originally by
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