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Furniture of the olden time (1902)

Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 269

An illustration from Furniture of the olden time, 1902, leaf 269
se days to holdone end of the work. This little table is owned bythe Misses Hosmer of Concord. Illustration 209 shows a Sheraton work-table,owned by Mrs. Samuel B. Woodward of Worcester. Tables 243 The carving at the top of the fluted legs is veryfine, and the little table is quite dainty enough… … Illus. 211.— Pillar-and-claw Dining-table, about 1800. desk, besides compartments for sewing-materials,and at the side of the table a slide pulls out whichoriginally had a silk bag attached, to hang belowthe table. Illustration 210 shows two work-tables of mahog-any and birds-eye maple, belonging…

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