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by Luke Beckerdite (Editor) "THE DISTINCTIVE and cohesive style of colonial Newport furniture had much more to do with mass-producing a marketable commodity than with the refinement and perfection..." (more)
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Everyone who is serious about the study of American furniture ougth to acquire the seven volumes of American Furniture... -- T. Ritchie Garrison, Winterthur Portfolio --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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Features articles on the Lloyd family's furniture legacy, furniture fakes from the Chipstone collection, Pennsylvania clouded limestone, joiner's trade in seventeenth-century America, the Claypoole family joiners of Phiadelphia, the politics of the caned chair, tradition and exclusion in American furniture scholarship, and seventeenth-century cupboards from Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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