EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE MODERN HOME 1926 Walter Dyer vintage article

Original vintage magazine article titled, EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE IN THE MODERN HOME by Walter Dyer, Illustrations by John Floyd Yewell, reproduced from inchesThe Homes of Our Ancestors inches by R.T. Haines Halsey and Elizabeth Tower, Illustrated is an early eighteenth century room from Hampton, NH, a mid-eighteenth century painted paneled room from the home of a prosperous planter of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, a ballroom from Gadsby's Tavern, Alexandria, VA, a painted paneled room of the middle of the eighteenth century from Marmion, VA, a room from a house in Philadelphia built in 1768, a corner of the mid-eighteenth century gallery at the Metropolitan Museum, a dining room from Baltimore with furniture representing some the fine work of the Maryland cabinetmakers, a corner of the Museum's gallery of the Early Republic featuring a Duncan Phyfe sofa, a parlor from Haverhill, Mass., and a bedroom from Haverhill, Mass with the curtains of toile de jouy and the wallpaper once covered the walls of a room in Allentown, NJ. Old 1926 magazine article. 6 pages.