Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co., ltd. · leaf 192
Illus. 128.—Claw-and-ball-foot Easy-chair. 1750. ous styles Chippendale adapted, and employed withsuch success that his was the strongest influence ofthe century upon furniture, and for a period of overthirty years it was supreme. The claw-and-ball foot does not appear upon any Chairs 169 … lllus. 129. — Chippendale Chair. with the claw-and-ball foot, which wasthe foot used by themajority of his imita-tors and followers. An early Chippen-dale chair is shown inIllustration 129, fromthe Poore collectionat Indian Hill, withstretchers, which areunusual in a Chip- of Chippendales de-signs…
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