LIST OF PLATES AND
OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS
| Rear View of the Statue of Professor Kilgallen in Floral Park City, Florida | [Frontispiece] | |
| Plate I: Old Dutch Ovenside Chair with the Rare Pretzel Back | [4] | |
| Pair of Wonderful Old French Statuettes now the Property of Dr. Twitchett | [10] | |
| Plate II: Magnificent Old Flat-Front Early New Jersey Sideboard discovered by Professor Kilgallen in an Obscure Part of Newark | [18] | |
| Plate III: From Professor Kilgallen’s Collection of Beautiful Old Wood-Carvings: Figure of Pocahontas believed to be the Work of John Alden | [26] | |
| Old New England Print of the First Meeting of the American Academy for the Popularization of Antiquities | [32] | |
| Statue erected to Professor Kilgallen in Floral Park City, Florida, by Grateful Citizens of that Community | [42] | |
| Plate IV: Priceless Bit of Old Staffordshire Ware (a Paper-Weight) Collected by Professor Kilgallen | [50] | |
| Plate V: Rare Bit of Old Worcestershire Ware | [58] | |
| Dr. Twitchett and Mrs. Augustula Thomas’s Husband (Mr. Thomas) wearing the Insignia of Full Members of the American Academy for the Popularization of Antiquities | [64] | |
| The Glass Perfect | [68] | |
| Plate VI: Old Skipworth Ware: Dog on Paper-Weight | [74] | |
| Plate VII: Professor Kilgallen’s Magnificent Collection of Early American Utensils, all Hand-wrought, and some Obtained from the Descendants of the Families in which the Articles had been handed down from Father to Son | [80] | |
| Plate VIII: Colonial Trigle-Stool, discovered in a New Hampshire Woodshed, and purchased for a Mere Song by Professor Kilgallen | [86] | |
| Plate IX: Cologne Cathedral as it is To-day | [94] | |
| Plate X: New Design for Cologne Cathedral | [94] | |
| Plate XI: Colonial Kitchen Sink from the Old Palaver Thompson Mansion in Haverhill | [102] | |
| Plate XII: Sampler in the Possession of Professor Kilgallen’s Family | [110] | |
| The Porte-Chapeaux of Noisette à Cheval: “Rising in the night, trouble over the yearning of the bassines to be reunited to their original source” | [124] | |
| “He knew the old musician suffered from headaches,” etc. | [126] | |
| The Becket (Actual Size) | [128] | |
| Profile View of the Porte-Chapeaux of Noisette à Cheval Reconstructed and in Use | [130] | |
| Reception held by the American Academy for the Popularization of Antiquities on the Lawn before the Academy’s Building at the San Francisco Exposition | [136] | |
| Old Virginia Four-Poster inlaid with Mahogany | [144] |
ANTIQUEING AHEAD
By
Eben S. Twitchett
ANTIQUEING AHEAD
By
Eben S. Twitchett, B.B.S., F.A.A.P.A., etc.
