Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co., ltd. · leaf 247
part of the nineteenth century,when trays of various sizes upon feet were fashion-able. The tea-set upon the tray is one made about1835, and is extremely graceful in shape. The tableand silver are owned by the writer. The little Dutch table in Illustration 189 has thenext style of leg used upon… … Hundred-legged Table was made about 1740, and belongs to Francis H.Bigelow, Esq. The same Dutch leg is seen in Illustration 190upon a dainty little mahogany card-table, with slidesat each end to hold the candlesticks. This tablebelongs to Miss Tilton of Newburyport. Tables 225
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