Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 228
ented to the American Antiquarian Society in1838, with other pieces bought from the Hancockhouse, by John Chandler, of Petersham, Massachu-setts. 204 Furniture of the Olden Time Illustration 170 shows a Sheraton settee, now inGirard College, Philadelphia. It was a part of thefurniture belonging to… … Illus. 170.— Sheraton Settee, 1790-1795. The Sheraton sofa in Illustration iji was prob-ably made in England about 1790-1800. It isowned by Francis H. Bigelow, Esq., of Cambridge.The frame is of mahogany, and the rail at the topof the back is exquisitely carved with festoons andflowers. The front…
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