Illustrated History of Furniture: From the Earliest to the Present Time

by Frederick Litchfield

Chapter IX.

• Examples of Design in Furniture in the 1851 Exhibition:—
  • [ Sideboard, in Carved Oak, by Gillow]
  • [ Chimney-piece and Bookcase by Holland and Sons]
  • [ Cabinet by Crace]
  • [ Bookcase by Jackson and Graham]
  • [ Grand Pianoforte by Broadwood]
  • [ Vignette of a Cabinet, Modern Jacobean Style, as Ornament to Initial Letter]
  • [ Lady's Escritoire by Wettli, Berne]
  • [ Lady's Work Table and Screen in Papier Maché]
  • [ Sideboard (Sir Walter Scott) by Cookes, Warwick]
  • [ A State Chair by Jancowski, York]
  • [ Sideboard, in Carved Oak, by Dorand, Paris]
  • [ Bedstead, in Carved Ebony, by Roulé, Antwerp]
  • [ Pianoforte by Leistler, Vienna]
  • [ Bookcase, in Lime Tree, by Leistler, Vienna]
  • [ Cabinet, with Bronze and Porcelain, by Games, St. Petersburg]
  • [ Casket of Ivory, with Ormolu Mountings, by Matifat, Paris]
  • [ Table] and [Chair], in the Classic Style, by Capello, Turin
• [Cabinet of Ebony, with Carnelions, by Litchfield & Radclyffe (1862 Exhibition, London)]
• [Cabinet of Ebony, with Boxwood Carvings, by Fourdinois, Paris (1867 Exhibition, Paris)]
• [Cabinet of Satinwood, with Wedgwood Plaques, by Wright and Mansfield (1867 Exhibition, Paris)]
• [Cabinet of Ebony and Ivory by Andrea Picchi, Florence (1867 Exhibition, Paris)]
• [The Ellesmere Cabinet]
• [The Saloon at Sandringham House]
• [The Drawing Room at Sandringham House]
• [Carved Frame by Radspieler, Munich]
• [Carved Oak Flemish Armoire, as Tail Piece]
• [A Sixteenth Century Workshop]