Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 374
y, Esq., of Worcester. A looking-glass with some variations from thosepreviously shown forms the heading to ChapterX. The lower part of the frame has the sawed out-lines which appear upon so many, while the upperpart has a broken arch cornice ot a high and slender 350 Furniture of the Olden Time… … Illus. 285.— Looking-glasses, 1750-1790. urn or vase with flowers and stalks of wheat, uponwires, like the slender garlands at the sides. Thislooking-glass belongs to H. H. Kohn, Esq., ofAlbany. Looking-glasses 351 It was customary for these mahogany-framedglasses to rest upon two mirror knobs,…
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