Symonds, R. W. (Robert Wemyss), 1889-1958 · New York : Frederick A. Stokes · leaf 150
almost exclusively forthe wealthy classes. SPURIOUS MAHOGANY FURNITURE The imitator does not, as a general rule, make spurious mahoganypieces of entirely new construction, owing to the difficulty of copying theright colour and patina of old mahogany on freshly cut wood. As stated inChapter II,… … A deal Sidetable, with marble top, originally gilt but now painted. Circa 1735.Fig. 58. Col. L.
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