New York furniture: The Federal period, 1788-1825
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New York furniture: The Federal period, 1788-1825
A catalog of outstanding pieces of furniture crafted in New York during the Federal Period. Thirty-five color plates illustrating outstanding pieces in the Hepplewhite and Sheraton styles and the early classical style popularized by Duncan Phyfe. Detailed documentation of chairs, candlestands, sofas, desks, pier tables, settees and other items from the collection of the New York State Museum.
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