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 409
No. 373 MAHOGAXY HOlXDAnOlT CHAIR DUTCH STYLE (Second qtiiirler ciijhtceiith centunj) The two splats in this chair are well worked out, with shells andflower pendants carved in the outlines. The stiles are fluted andreeded. The front leg is cabriole, with a carved cartouche and flowerpendant at the… … ^. No. 37i MAHOGANY MlliROKDUTCH STYLE {About 1TS5) Mirrors were not at all coiiiiiiou until after 1700. The earliestones were very small, owing to their great expense. The earliest formof large mirror was made up of two glasses, tlie upper one cut inflower or leaf design and known in the…
Furniture -- England · Furniture
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