Why Is There So Little Southern Furniture?
The neat and Plain Style in the Chesapeake
British Imports in the Chesapeake
British Cabinetmakers in the Chesapeake
Northern Influence in the Colonial Chesapeake
Germanic Influences in the Chesapeake?
British Influences after the Revolution
Cabinetmaking in Federal Baltimore
The Neat and Plain Style in the Low Country
High-Style Goods in the Colonial Low Country
British Taste in Federal Charleston
Northern Influences in the Low Country
German-American Influences in the Backcountry
Influences from the Coastal South
Slavery and Southern Furniture
British Influences in the Backcountry
Decoration by Johannes Spitler
Furniture Construction in the Backcountry
Signed, Labeled, and Documented
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Armchair
Maryland, possibly Anne Arundel County, 1770-1800
Tulip poplar and oak
Catalog no. 45
Armchair
Edenton, North Carolina, 1745-1765
Mahogany with cherry and yellow pine
Catalog no. 11
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