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How to collect old furniture (1906)

Litchfield, Frederick · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 33

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at a nominal chargeof two shillings, which goes to the restoration fund, ^13 HOW TO COLLECT OLD FURNITURE The student has the great advantage of seeing herefurniture as it was, save for dilapidation by time,but without restoration, and many useful lessonsmay be learned. The famous sofa, probably… … FOLDING TABLE AT FLAXTON HALL, SUFFOLK (Time of Elizabeth) or settee became comfortable as a lounfje whenthus extended. Armchairs, also richly upholsteredin the same kindofvelvet,were trimmed with hand-some fringe and studded with copper nails. In thishouse there ai?e five stools with X legs, also…

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