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Furniture of the olden time (1913)

Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co., ltd. · leaf 112

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Cupboards and Sideboards 89 latter half of the eighteenth century. Chippendaledesigned no sideboards with drawers and compart-ments, but he did design side-tables, or sideboardtables, with marble or mahogany tops and carvedframes. A Chippendale side-table is shown in Illus-tration 60. The wood is… … llus. 60. — Chippendale Side-table, about 1755. which abound in flowers, birds, and shells. Thecabriole legs end in massive lions claws. Thissplendid table is five feet long and thirty-one inchesdeep, and the original top was of marble. It isowned by Harry Harkness Flagler, Esq., of Mill-brook, New…

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