Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts [serial] 16, 1 (1990)
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HO A 24 3/4", WO A 13 1/4", 11 3/4". MRF S-1583, accession 2414-2.
24 MESDA hand-hold in the top (fig. 5a) is the same design as that of stools found in Ftench churches. ^ Evidence for the use in Charleston of such stools was found in the July 1749 inventory of Archibald Young, carpenter, which contained "2 Coffin Stools £1" along with coffin furniture and carpenters' tools in the shop.'° Their relatively low value suggests that they were not new, but instead were part of the shop equip- ment. ...Therefore, supplying coffin stools was probably part of the funeral services offered by Young. Additional support for this concept appears in the listing of "To 2 Coffen Stools . . . .£2" along with shop furniture and coffin furniture in the April 1760 inventory of Thomas Stocks, cabinetmaker. When Michael Muckenfuss, another cabinetmaker, died in 1808, his estate con- tained "2 Coffin Stools. . . . $1" along with shop benches, tools, and coffin furniture and boards. In March 1815, yet another cabinetmaker's inventory, that of Hance Fairley, listed "1 pr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HO A 24 3/4", WO A 13 1/4", 11 3/4". MRF S-1583, accession 2414-2.
24 MESDA hand-hold in the top (fig. 5a) is the same design as that of stools found in Ftench churches. ^ Evidence for the use in Charleston of such stools was found in the July 1749 inventory of Archibald Young, carpenter, which contained "2 Coffin Stools £1" along with coffin furniture and carpenters' tools in the shop.'° Their relatively low value suggests that they were not new, but instead were part of the shop equip- ment. ...Therefore, supplying coffin stools was probably part of the funeral services offered by Young. Additional support for this concept appears in the listing of "To 2 Coffen Stools . . . .£2" along with shop furniture and coffin furniture in the April 1760 inventory of Thomas Stocks, cabinetmaker. When Michael Muckenfuss, another cabinetmaker, died in 1808, his estate con- tained "2 Coffin Stools. . . . $1" along with shop benches, tools, and coffin furniture and boards. In March 1815, yet another cabinetmaker's inventory, that of Hance Fairley, listed "1 pr.
What to read after Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts [serial] 16, 1 (1990)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts to read onlineMoreLess
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