Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 124
ling wasdesigned to support the plates which were stood atthe back of the sideboard, and also to keep the lidsof knife and spoon boxes from falling back against lOO Furniture of the Olden Time the wall. The branches for candles were recom-mended for the light which the candles would throwupon the… … lUus. 66. —Sheraton Side-table. 1795. wood. It is unusual to find such a piece in thiscountry, and this is the only example of an oldSheraton side-table or sideboard with the brass rail-mg which I have ever seen here. It is owned byJohn C. Maclnnes, Esq., of Worcester, and it wasinherited by him…
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