The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 48
ts, a kind of chestwith either a flat or convex top, resting on feet, and opening on the upperside, whereon were placed stufîed leather cushions (Fig. 13) ; tubs, buffets, FURNITURE. >9 presses, coffcrs both larf»o and smtill, chess-boarrls, flicc-tnbloB, coinb-l)oxes,whieh huvo bcon superaeded… … Fig. 12.—Bed fumished \\-ith Canopy and Curtains, from a Miniature at the end of the Fourteenth Centur\-.(SIS. de la BibL Imp. de Paris.) cabinet-making and of inlaying had attained in the Middle Ages. Eléganceand originality of design in inlaid nietals, jasper, mother-of-pearl, ivory ;carving,…
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