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Furniture of the olden time (1902)

Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 260

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lllus. 199.—Chippendale Card-table, about 1765. golf and tennis which would occupy the daughtersof a modern college president, if he were so fortunateas to have four. The frame of this table is very beautiful, though 234 Furniture of the Olden Time it is cast in the shade by the extraordinary… … Illus. 200. — Chippendale Card-table, about 1765. hogany, and upon the drawer are the marks ofthe brass handle, which was taken off and replacedby a wooden knob. This table is owned by Mrs.Johnson-Hudson of Stratford, Connecticut. Illustration 200 shows another Chippendale card- Tables ^35

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