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Furniture of the olden time (1913)

Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co., ltd. · leaf 135

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d the upperpart has two smallsquare drawers forpens, with a third be-tween them. Thetwo pen drawers pullout and support the Illus. 75.-Cabriole-legged Desk, 1760. ^^ ^hen lowered. The interior of thedesk has eighteen small drawers, shaped and placedso that their fronts form a curve, and each… … Desks 113 Esq., of Norwich, which was made by BenjaminDunham in 1769, and it is possible that the twopieces were made by the same Connecticut cabinet-maker. Another desk belonging to Mr. Hosmer is shownin Illustration 76. The bandy-legs end in a claw-and-ball of a flattened shape, and instead of…

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