Litchfield, Frederick · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 98
et of eighteen parlor chairs, twelve singleand six arms, have also an interest, as markingthe time when these square-framed chairs withupholstered backs came into vogue, and if we 76 i8th CENTURY ENGLISH FURNITURE turn to one of the illustrations of Sheratonsdesigns, this kind of chair will be… … A tATH STOVE, BY INCE AND MAYHEW generally associated with the names of Sheratonand Heppelwhite. Captain Terrys brother still has in his posses-sion the wardrobe for which the sum of ;^i6 10s.was charged in this account. /nee and Mayhezu Another firm that carried on an extensive busi-ness about the…
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