Symonds, R. W. (Robert Wemyss), 1889-1958 · New York : Frederick A. Stokes · leaf 56
aluable, and, for this reason, many genuine side tableshave in recent years had carved friezes added to the three plain sides. It is the Elizabethan draw-top table with carved bulbous legs and aninlaid or carved frieze that is rare, and genuine examples are to-day few andfar between ; on the other… … An oak court Cupboard, decorated with carving in conventional design, and split baluster ornaments, bosses, andapplied mouldings. The carved terminal figures each side of the centre panel of the upper part portray a man and awoman with their hair dressed in the fashion of the time. These figures…
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