Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 383
Ulus. 291. —Bilboa Glass, 1770-1780. nrruRN t^ ?ROPEBTy Mf^ METRC.301DW Looking-glasses 359 M. G. Potter of Worcester, and the story in thefamily* is that this looking-glass was made by Cap-tain John Potter of North Brookfield, a well-knownclock-maker and metal-worker, as a present to hisbride,… … iUus. 292. —Mantel Glass, I8OO-16IU. make, the frame being originally brought with other« Bilboa glasses from Italy. The top ornament isdistinctly Chippendale in style, while the originaltops to these glasses were Italian like the top in Illustration 291. • i 1 ,u^ During the eighteenth century,…
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