Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 182
ought andhad others made from,— thereby setting thefashion. Windsor chairs arefound in several styles,two of which are shownin Illustration 115,owned by the writer.Side-chairs like thearm-chair were made with the dividing strip whichconnects the arms left out, and the rounding top railcontinuing… … Illus. 116.—Comb-back WindsorRocking-chair, 1750-1775. Ch airs ^59 Brooklyn, N.Y. The middle spindles are extendedto form the little head-rest, from which the name is derived. A fine, high-backedarm-chair, and a childschair are shown in Il-lustration 117, ownedby Miss Mary Coatesof Philadelphia,…
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