Morse, Frances Clary · New York, the MacMillan Co. · leaf 383
uresque Marblehead legend. The looking-glass in Illustration 291 is now in theBoston Art Museum. The Bilboa glasses arenearly all similar to this in design, with marblepillars at the side and gilt ornaments at the top andbottom. The glass is the original one with theshallow, wide bevel, and the… … lllus. 291. — Bilboa Class, 1770-1780. f Af.DTIONS. Looking-glasses 359 M. G. Potter of Worcester, and the story in thefamily is that this looking-glass was made hv Cap-tain John Potter of North Brookfield, a well-knownclock-maker and metal-worker, as a present to hisbride, about 1790. The glass…
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