LIBRARY FURNITURE. Chair gift Charles II to Ashmole 1845 old antique print

LIBRARY FURNITURE. Chair gift Charles II to Ashmole 1845 old antique print

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LIBRARY FURNITURE. Chair gift Charles II to Ashmole 1845 old antique print'2122. Library furniture. (The chair from one presented by Charles II. to Sir C. Ashmole, preserved in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford; the table and bookcase from Sir P. Lely's portrait of Killigrew; and the rest from specimens in private collections)'

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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2004