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Original Designs for Chairs and Sofas, with Music-Stools, Foot-Stools, Ottoman Seats, etc. etc.
Thomas King
early to mid-19th century
Surprised Woman from Hogarth's "Morning"
Richard Livesay
October 1788
Specimens of Furniture in the Elizabethan & Louis Quatorze Styles. Adapted for Modern Imitation
Thomas King
19th century
Original Designs for Chairs and Sofas, with Music-Stools, Foot-Stools, Ottoman Seats, etc. etc.
Thomas King
1820–50
The Cabinet Maker's Sketch Book of Plain and Useful Designs
Thomas King
1820–50
A Parson Joining the Hands of Two People
Richard Livesay
October 1788
Designs for Carving and Gilding, used as interior decoration and furniture...
Thomas King
1820–50
Original Designs for Cabinet Furniture
Thomas King
1820–50
The Modern Style of Cabinet Work Exemplified
Thomas King
1832
Household Furniture comprising [38] designs of Utility and Elegance in which are combined Novelty, Practicability, and Economy
Thomas King
[after 1823]
A Collection of Portraits, Sketched from the Life Since the Year 1793...and engraved in imitation of original drawings, vol. 1
William Daniell
1809
Immortality of Garrick
James Caldwell
January 20, 1783
Sketches Drawn from the Life, vol. 1
William Daniell
1814
The Parson's Head
Richard Livesay
October 1788
The Upholsterer's Accelerator; being rules for cutting and forming draperies, valences, etc. accompanied by appropriate remarks
Thomas King
[1833]