Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 368
istory, is shown in Illustration 281. Thisframe is gilded, and possesses none of the Chinesedesigns of the other frame, but is purely rococo. Ithas the old glass with bevelled edges. Both ofthese looking-glasses must have been made at leasttwenty-five vears before the time when they weresold at… … lllus. 281. — Looking-glass, about 1760. is now in the Poore collection at Indian Hill. It issimilar in design and decoration to the looking-glasses seen in French palaces, and was probablymade in France about 1760. Looking-glasses 345 A charming oval looking-glass which might beof the present…
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