Book: Antique New Hampshire Furniture by the Dunlaps

"The Dunlaps and Their Furniture"

By Charles S. Parsons.
Published by the Currier Gallery of Art in 1970.

"This exhaustive presentation of information about the Dunlap family of woodworkers in southern New Hampshire in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries is based on a large body of surviving manuscripts, including accounts books, tools and furniture... it has been treated thoroughly and intelligently" -Ames & Ward. This catalog, in addition to illustrating and discussing furniture by the Dunlaps, contains an enormous amount of information of interest to all students of American furniture. The analysis of documents, notebooks and inventories, and the discussion of tools, materials and other facets of these cabinetmakers' lives and problems, all provides a detailed study of cabinetmaking. Semowich 157.

Hardcover. 7.5"x10", 308 pages, black & white illustrations.
Original softcovers bound into neat red cloth. In nice, clean condition.

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