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Furniture of the olden time (1902)

Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 243

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s of the tablementioned in in-ventories areframed and joinedtables, chair ta-bles, long tables,drawing-tables,square, oval, andround tables.The framed and • • 1^11 r IHus. 182. — Chair Table. Eighteenth Century. jomed tables rerer to the frame beneath the board. The other tablesderive their names… … 218 Furniture of the Olden Time A chair table is shown in Illustration 182. Thetable top is put back in the illustration, so that thepiece can be pushed against the wall and used as achair. Chair tables always had the drawer beneaththe seat. They are inventoried as early as 1644.

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