The Practical book of Period Furniture, Treating of Furniture of the English, American Colonial And Post-Colonial And Principal French Periods
The Practical book of Period Furniture, Treating of Furniture of the English, American Colonial And Post-Colonial And Principal French Periods
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6), the comers and centre occasionally being adorned with vase-shaped finials (Key IV, 2). These cabinets generally stood on Digitized by Google WILLIAM AND MARY OYSTERED AND INLAID CABINET ON STAND WITH "TRUMPET TURNED" LEGS By Courtesy of Messrs. Cooper & Griffith, New York City PLATE VI Digitized by Google Digitized by Google WILLIAM AND MARY 87 bun or straight bracket feet (Fig. 4, B, K, L, 8, and T).
A variation of this form of cabinet had doors in the lower portion as well as in the upper....
The most elaborate lacquered cabinets, as in the Carolean period, had straight tops, without cornice or mouldings, intricately chased and fretted brass mounts and were usually set upon ornately carved and gilt stands, not at all like the plainer table stands of other cabinets.
Cabinets meant for the display of china had glass paned doors (Key III, 2), straight or hooded tops and were set on lower and shorter legged stands which, how- ever, resembled the supports of other cabinets and highboys.
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6), the comers and centre occasionally being adorned with vase-shaped finials (Key IV, 2). These cabinets generally stood on Digitized by Google WILLIAM AND MARY OYSTERED AND INLAID CABINET ON STAND WITH "TRUMPET TURNED" LEGS By Courtesy of Messrs. Cooper & Griffith, New York City PLATE VI Digitized by Google Digitized by Google WILLIAM AND MARY 87 bun or straight bracket feet (Fig. 4, B, K, L, 8, and T).
A variation of this form of cabinet had doors in the lower portion as well as in the upper....
The most elaborate lacquered cabinets, as in the Carolean period, had straight tops, without cornice or mouldings, intricately chased and fretted brass mounts and were usually set upon ornately carved and gilt stands, not at all like the plainer table stands of other cabinets.
Cabinets meant for the display of china had glass paned doors (Key III, 2), straight or hooded tops and were set on lower and shorter legged stands which, how- ever, resembled the supports of other cabinets and highboys.
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