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Furniture of the olden time (1913)

Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co., ltd. · leaf 83

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Illus. 40. -Washstand,1815-1830. Illus. 41. —Night Table, 1785. piano which can beused as a toilet-table,with a looking-glassand trays for variousarticles, but it musthave been, even whennew, regarded lessfrom the utilitarianside, and rather as anovel and ornamentalpiece of furniture. CHAPTER III… … 0 ,NE of the mostvaluable pieces offurniture in thehousehold of theseventeenth and eighteenthcenturies was the bedsteadwith its belongings. Bed-steads and beds occupy alarge space in inventories,and their valuation wasoften far more than thatof any other article in theinventory,sometimes morethan…

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