Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 208
r-backs were fin-ished with painted or ja-panned work. This was notthe lacquering which hadbeen fashionable during the lllus. 149. — Hepplewhite Chair. first half of the eighteenthcentury, with Chinese fig-ures, but it was a processof coating the chairs witha sort of lacquer varnish,and then… … Illus Hepplewhite Chair. «ETy||^ rep KlFTw Chairs 5 A Hepplewhite chair with a back of quite a differ-ent design from the examples described previously,is shown in Illustration 149. The back is heart-shaped, and the ornamentation is of inlaying in lightand dark wood. This chair is one of four in…
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