ife ofPierre II in 1813. It was illustrated in Esther Singletonsbook (p. 473) where it was called a letter-case, and inLuke Vincent Lockwoods Colonial Furniture in America(New York, 1913) where it was considered to be ofEnglish origin. A superb mahogany sideboard (c. 1790-1800), inlaidwith light… … Eberleins The Manors and Historic Homes of the Hud-son Valley (Philadelphia, 1924, p. 125). The only labeled piece of family furniture at the manoris a single section from a two- or three-part dining table(Fig. 9). It is made of mahogany, dated about 1790,and bears the label of the New York City…
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