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| Figure 17 Grace Coxed and Thomas Woster, desk-and-bookcase, London, England, 1719–1725. Burl maple and rosewood veneers with white metal inlays. Secondary woods and dimensions not recorded. (Adam Bowet and Laurie Lindey, “Labeled Furniture from the White Swan Workshop in St. Paul’s Churchyard [1711–35],” Furniture History 35 [2003]: fig. 15.) This piece bears the label used by the Coxed and Woster firm from 1719 to 1725. Its current location is unknown. |