Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 221
Illus. 164.— Dutch Couch, 1720-1730. Dutch chairs, in which the top and the side-postsapparently form one piece, these posts run up, witha finish at the top like the Flemish chairs, and likethe posts in the back of the couchin Illustration 163. It is interest-ing to compare this couch, which… … Illus. 165. —Chippendale Couch, 1760-1770. 198 Furniture of the Olden Time following one, Illustration 165, which belongs toMr. Walter Hosmer of Wethersfield, Connecticut,and was made about 1770. This couch, of mahog-any, has a back like one of the familiar Chippendalechairs, somewhat higher than…
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