Chippendale, Lord Timothy Dexter's Collection, H. P. Benson; French Chair, showing Empire influence; Flemish Chair; Banister-back Chair
XXVI.
Chippendale Armchair, showing straight, square legs; Chippendale Chair; Chippendale, one of a set of six, showing Rosette design; Chippendale Armchair with Cabriole legs, Ball and Claw feet
XXVII.
Empire Sofa; Cornucopia Sofa; Sofa in Adams style, about 1800
XXVIII.
Sheraton, mahogany frame, about 1800; Sheraton, with solid arms, and straight, slender legs; Sheraton, about 1790. Note the graceful curve of the arms
XXIX.
Sheraton, about 1800; Sofa, about 1820; Sofa, about 1820, with winged legs
XXX.
Sheraton Night Table; Block Front Bureau Desk, owned by Dr. Ernest H. Noyes, Newburyport, Mass.; Cellarette, 1790, owned originally by Robert Morris
XXXI.
Dressing Glass, with Petticoat legs; Empire Bureau, 1816
XXXII.
Chest of Drawers, 1710; Six-legged High Chest of Drawers, about 1705
XXXIII.
Dressing Table, with brass feet; Bureau and Dressing Glass
XXXIV.
Block Front Bureau Desk, owned by Nathan C. Osgood. One of the best specimens in New England; oak paneled Chest, about 1675
XXXV.
Secretary, showing Shell ornamentation; Highboy with Shell ornamentation and Ball and Claw feet, 1760; Highboy with Shell ornamentation
XXXVI.
Dressing Table, 1760; Mahogany Commode, collection of Nathan C. Osgood
XXXVII.
Sheraton Sideboard; Simple form of Sheraton Sideboard, with line Inlay around Drawers and Doors. Date, 1800
XXXVIII.
Bedstead in Middleton House, 1798
XXXIX.
Sheraton type in Kittredge House; Four-poster, about 1825
XL.
Field Bedstead, slept in by Lafayette, in Stark Mansion. Owned by Mrs. Charles Stark, Dunbarton, N. .
Girandole in George Ropes House, 1800; Girandole, 1800; Constitution Mirror, 1780
XLIII.
Picture Mirror, showing Dawn, in Adams House, 1703; English Georgian Mirror, 1750; Two-piece Looking Glass, 1750
XLIV.
Oval Mirror, showing Acanthus Leaves. Once on Cleopatra's Barge. The first pleasure yacht built in America. Mirror, 1710, resting on ornamental knobs; Mirror, 1810, in Dudley L. Pickman House
English Grandfather's Clock, William Dean Howells; Collection of Old Clocks, property of Mr. Mills, Saugus, Mass.; Grandfather's Clock, formerly owned by President
