Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 265
p. This table was rescued by the writer from an ignominious exist-ence in a kitchen, where it was covered with oilcloth and used for kitchen purposes. The leaf of each of these tables issupported by oneof the legs, whichswings around. Illustration 204shows a Sheratoncard-table of thebest style,… … lUus. 205. —Sheraton Card-table,1800-1810. 240 Furniture of the Olden Time with sHghtly heavier legs, fluted and carved. Thecurves of the front of the table are extremely grace-ful. It belongs to DwightBlaney, Esq. Illustration 206 shows aSheraton stand, called a what-not, made of ma-hogany, with…
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