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Measured Drawings of Eighteenth-Century American Furniture

Measured Drawings of Eighteenth-Century American Furniture

Oversized for easy reference. Fifty-four plates of Handberg's favorite pieces of period American furniture, based on museum and private special collections, including a mahogany tall case clock, cherry desk, continuous arm Windsor chair, and gate-leg dining table.
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Sourcebook Of Modern Furniture

A comprehensive guide to the most influential furniture and lighting designs of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, updated and expanded.
Over 2,000 important pieces arranged by type of furniture or fixture make this book the go-to guide for students and historians of modern furniture, as well as an essential tool for interior designers. Each entry gives the details of the design: date, model name or number, manufacturer, materials, and dimensions. 1892 photographs.
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Making Doll Furniture in Wood

The patterns included in this woodworking project guide are sized for 18-inch dolls such as the popular American Girl dolls and can be scaled for larger or smaller dolls. Each project includes a list of all materials needed and details the start-to-finish procedure, from preparing wood to staining and painting the piece. Patterns for 30 pieces of doll furniture are included, and five step-by-step projects for a bed, dresser, rocking chair, table, and standing mirror are featured.
Making Doll Furniture in Wood
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Field Guide to American Antique Furniture/a Unique Visual System for Identifying the Style of Virtually Any Piece of American An

With 1,700 superb drawings, Field Guide to American Antique Furniture breaks new ground in the decorative arts: For the first time, the subtle differences in American furniture styles are clearly illustrated through the use of a unique visual system. In fact, the information is presented so clearly that even the neophyte can identify immediately the style of any piece of furniture, from seventeenth-century examples to the Arts and Crafts furniture of the early twentieth century.
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Measured Drawings of Eighteenth-Century American Furniture