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Illustrated History of Furniture

Chapter IX

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Examples of Design in Furniture in the 1851 Exhibition:— Sideboard, in Carved Oak, by Gillow Chimney-piece and Bookcase by Holland and Sons Cabinet by Crace Bookcase by Jackson and Graham Grand Pianoforte by Broadwood Vignette of a Cabinet, Modern Jacobean Style, as Ornament to Initial Letter Lady's Escritoire by Wettli, Berne Lady's Work Table and Screen in Papier Maché Sideboard (Sir Walter Scott) by Cookes, Warwick A State Chair by Jancowski, York Sideboard, in Carved Oak, by Dorand, Paris Bedstead, in Carved Ebony, by Roulé, Antwerp Pianoforte by Leistler, Vienna Bookcase, in Lime Tree, by Leistler, Vienna Cabinet, with Bronze and Porcelain, by Games, St. Petersburg Casket of Ivory, with Ormolu Mountings, by Matifat, Paris Table and Chair, in the Classic Style, by Capello, Turin

Cabinet of Ebony, with Carnelions, by Litchfield & Radclyffe (1862 Exhibition, London)

Cabinet of Ebony, with Boxwood Carvings, by Fourdinois, Paris (1867 Exhibition, Paris)

Cabinet of Satinwood, with Wedgwood Plaques, by Wright and Mansfield (1867 Exhibition, Paris)

Cabinet of Ebony and Ivory by Andrea Picchi, Florence (1867 Exhibition, Paris)

The Ellesmere Cabinet

The Saloon at Sandringham House

The Drawing Room at Sandringham House

Carved Frame by Radspieler, Munich

Carved Oak Flemish Armoire, as Tail Piece

A Sixteenth Century Workshop

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