Colonial Furniture and Interiors
Boston: George H. Polley & Co., 1896. Hardcover. Tan cloth, with maroon cloth spine and corners. 66 loose leaf plates, introductory page and table of contents page. With maroon fabric ties. Oversize and slightly heavy. Will require extra postage.0. VG, clean contents; art museum ex-lib. bookplate inside front cover; faint sticker remnants at base of spine; a bit of wear to head/tail of spine and points of corners. Item #26938
Illustrated survey of colonial furnishings as they appeared in their colonial interiors. Photographs selected from mansions in Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem, and Providence, each representing the most prosperous era of colonial history. The bookplate shows that this volume was donated by the wife of architect Michel M. LeBrun. Napoleon Le Brun & Sons (the sons being Michel and his brother, Pierre) won the commission to design the new Home Life Insurance Company building in Manhattan, a building on the frontier of the "skyscraper" era in New York.
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