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The cabinet-maker and upholsterer's guide, or, Repository of designs for every article of household furniture, in the newest and most approved taste : displaying a great variety of patterns for chairs, stools ... in the plainest and most enriched styles : with a scale to each, and an explanation in letter press : also the plan of a room, shewing the proper distribution of the furniture ... from drawings
A. Hepplewhite & Co.
1788
Side chair
George A. Schastey & Co.
1881–82
Armchair
Francis H. Bacon
1886–88
The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide; Or, Repository of Designs for Every Article of Household Furniture
A. Hepplewhite & Co.
1897 [copy of 1794 original]
Side chair
George A. Schastey & Co.
1881–82
Side Chair
American
1795–1800
The cabinet-makers' London book of prices, and designs of cabinet work, calculated for the convenience of cabinet makers in general, whereby the price of executing any piece of work may be easily found
London Society of Cabinet Makers
1793
Dressing table
American
1800–1810
Side Chair
American
1795–1800
Sofa
Samuel McIntire
1800–1810
Side Chair
Samuel McIntire
1794–99
Side Chair
Samuel McIntire
1794–99
Side Chair
Samuel McIntire
1794–99
Side Chair
Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Side Chair
Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Settee (Confidante) (part of a set)
British
ca. 1770–80
Armchair
American
1805–15
#662 "Chippendale" Chair
Robert Venturi
1984
"Sheraton" Chair (model no. 664)
Robert Venturi
1984
#663 "Empire" Chair
Robert Venturi
1984
"Queen Anne" Side Chair
Robert Venturi
1984
Square Piano
John Preston
1790–1800
Tripod pole fire screen
British
last quarter of 18th century