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Thomas Elfe Cabinetmaker (Paperback)

by Samuel Humphrey (Author) "The lives of Thomas Elfe (1719-1775) and the great English cabinetmaker and designer Thomas Chippendale (1718-1779) had many parallels (Figure 2)..." (more)
Key Phrases: double chest, brass nails, drawer bottoms, South Carolina, Thomas Elfe, Milby Burton (more...)
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Samuel A Humphrey has been making furniture for fun all his life. A Navy engineer, he moved to Charleston, South Carolina and rediredted his hobby to researching the work of Thomas Elfe, a local eighteenth century cabinetmaker. Tracking down many pieces in musuems and private homes, preparing measured drawings, studing Charleston history and poring over archival records resulted in this book and a new, reproduction breakfast table in the author's home.


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