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The FURNITURE
Of Queen Elizabeth’s Days
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N THE sun-flooded “parlour” of some old Eliza-
bethan Grange, a room not over large and panelled to
the ceiling in warm, brown oak is doubtless to be
found the very suggestion which will give an air of
dignity and comfort to the Apartment of today.
It is in such nooks and corners of old England that our
Hampton Shops look for the originals of which we have always on
hand such fascinating Reproductions.
Our Furniture is to be seen only in
one or other of the Twelve Galleries we
devote to its display in New York.
We have no agents and no branch
establishments. Write us for our inter-
esting book, handsomely illustrated
with etchings, “The House and Its
Plenishing.”
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Furniture Company
34 and 36 West Thirty-second Street, New York
PRESS OF REDFIELD BROTHERS, INC., NEW YORK