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I am cleaning the shop a bit. have some extra copies of things. Email me if interested Peter.Follansbee@verizon.net

Thomas P.Kugelman, et al. Connecticut Valley Furniture by Eliphalet Chapin And His Contemporaries, 1750-1800  (Connecticut Historical Society, 2005)

Hardcover. In good shape. Has been on a shelf in my shop, so a little dusty; but un-used. $125 plus $5 shipping in US.


Chipstone?s American Furniture volumes. Have several oldies. Each is $40 plus $5 shipping in US.

1997 ? issue focus is on Southern Furniture

1998 ? 2 copies, one un-opened. Includes Follansbee on a three-legged joined chair, and Trent on turned chairs from Plymouth Colony.

1999 ? An issue devoted to furniture from Rhode Island.     

2000 ? has an article about 17th-c Salem, Massachusetts furniture. Great photos of the group of cabinets from that shop.

2001 ? has 60-page article by Bob Trent, Alan Miller & Follansbee on joined cupboards of Ess-ex County.

 

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