The Talbot J. Taylor collection : furniture, wood-carving, and other branches of the decorative arts (1906)
New York : G.P. Putnam · leaf 87
are particularly interesting as they are in the costumes of that day. Another piece covered in the tapestry Jii point is the chaise longue ( Figure 60). It is exciuisitely carved and studded with copper nails. The chaise tongue was an innova- tion during the reign of Louis XIV., but such early… … FIG. 61.- CHAISE LONGUE Flemish, Seventeenth-Century secure one. We refer to that shown in Figure 61, which is of Flemish construction of the seventeenth century with the design of two cupids in a Hying attitude support- ing a crown surmounting the back, and a similar design enriching the…
Taylor, Talbot James, 1865 · Decorative arts
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