these designs may have influenced some who would not care to adopt them in theirentirety. The English craftsman was often bold and coarse, the German frequentlyheavy, and it is sometimes a delicate matter to decide authoritatively upon the originof certain pieces without the most scrupulous… … MJ IHZ £- CL, 0 ; to ^ I Z S ^ I 1 -2 O i! z :^ A HISTORY OF OAK FURNITURE 13 Kent; but close scrutiny will discover a certain lumpiness and heaviness of execu-tion very different from the Kentish example. It is well to note that the Kensingtoncoffer came from Cologne, and is stated to have been…
Furniture, Oak
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