Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 209
the middleof the back of this chair. Hepplewhite in turnwas superseded by Shera-ton, whose book of de-signs was published in1791, only two years laterthan Hepplewhites; but that short time sufficedfor Sheraton to say that this book [Hepplewhites]has already caught the decline; while he assertedof… … Illus. 151. — Sheraton Chair. ■^fT% i86 Furniture of the Olden Time characteristics, but the great difference between themlay in the construction of the back, which it was Shera-tons aim to strengthen. His chairs, except in rare
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