Illustrated catalogue of a notable collection of beautiful English furniture of the XVII and XVIII centuries (1910)
Tiffany Studios, American Art Association, Clarke, Thomas B. (Thomas Benedict), 1848-1931, Lockwood, Luke Vincent, 1872-1951, Kirby, Thomas E · New York [Press of the Lent & Graff Company] · leaf 124
No. 100MAHOGANY DRESSING GLASS {Last, qimrter aiiihtieiith ceiitiiri/) This form of cut mirror frame was popular tlirough a longperiod. There is a shell inlaid at the top, with a band inlaid aboutthe frame, and an inlaid medallion at the base. The supportsterminate in urns and are inlaid. The… … No. 101 MAHOGANY DUES SING GLASS HEPPLEWHITE STYLE (17S5-1795) This dainty little mirror is in shield shiipc, very much in the formof the Hepplewhite chair backs. The ends of the supports haveivory tijis, and there is an ivory rosette at the lower end of each curve.The front of the base is…
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