Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 379
Worcester. A looking-glass made tofit the panel over the man-tel is shown in Illustration289. Ihis mantel with thelooking-glass is in theNichols house, in Salem,in a room built in 1783for a young bride. Theupper part of the framehas the lattice and orna-ments in gilt upon a whiteground, and the… … 354 Furniture of the Olden Time Another large looking-glass of a similar design,but of a few years later date, is shown in Illustra-tion 290. It is owned by Dwight Blaney, Esq., andwas probably made to fit some space, as it is of un-usual shape and very large. The three panels atthe top are painted…
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