Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 371
nableever since. Thislooking - glass wasmade about 1770,and was inherited byMiss H. P. F. Burn-side of Worcesterfrom her great-grand-mother. Illustration 282shows a fine looking-glass with a frame ofcarved wood. Thereis a small oval medal-lion below the framewith emblems ofFreemasonry in giltupon a… … Ulus. 282. —Looking-glass. 1770- 1780. 346 Furniture of the Olden Time
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