Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 385
1810 to 1825,following theheavy designswhich werefashionable atthat period,and theseglasses arecommonlyfound. Bythis time theshallow bevelupon the glasshad d i s a p-peared, andthe glass inthese heavygilt frames isalways plain. The over-hanging cor-n i c e, oftenwith acorns orballs beneath,is a… … 362 Furniture of the Olden Time gilded panel. It is owned by Francis H. Bigelow,Esq., of Cambridge. The glass in Illustration 295belongs to the writer. Looking-glasses were madein this style of mahogany also, with pillars twisted,fluted, or carved with the acanthus leaf. The glass was…
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