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Volume 169 Number 4363 (02 Apri, 1981 )
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| Articles |
Powell, Ken. "Rediscovery of a Heritage," re conservation, Manchester, 854-6
Waterson, Merlin. "hissing along the polished ice," re painting, Raeburn, Stuart, skating, 872-4
Hawkins, Desmond. "sparing the rod," re boarding school, portrait, 891-2
Binney, Marcus. "all in easy circumstances," re Providence, Rhode Island, architecture, interiors, 900-3
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| Advertisements |
Barometer, supp. 35
Brass candlestick, supp. 34
Ceramics, supp. 34-5
Chinese porcelain, supp. 35
Clock, supp. 35
Clothing, (Phillips, iv)
Creamware, supp. 35
Engraving, (Phillips, xii)
Fukien censer, supp. 34
Furniture, supp. 34-6, 39
Glass, supp. 34, 39
Jacobite mull, supp. 35
Lignum vitae wassail bowl, supp. 34
Medical cabinet, supp. 34
Microscope, supp. 35
Necessaire, supp. 34
Oak corbel, supp. 34
Pewter, (Phillips, x)
Silver, supp. 34-5
Wine cooler, supp. 34
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| Salerooms |
“A Girl, A Boy And A Dog: Drawing In Black And White Chalk On Blue Paper By Francois Boucher,"”871“Austrian Carved And Painted Cupboard, Made In 1795,” re furniture, 871“East Anglican Silver Tankard Of About 1670,” 871“Britannia Mourning For Frederick, Prince Of Wales: A Porcelain Group From The So-Called ‘Girl In A Swing’ Family,” 871
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| Questions |
“Undying Loyalty,” re glass, 860
“High-Ceilinged Hooks,” re clothes hanger, 860-1
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| Correspondence |
“Low Countries Chase,” re painting, 860
“The Influence Of Claude,” re painting, 860-1
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| Town and Country |
“A Poussin To Save Chatsworth,” re painting, , 875
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| Book Reviews |
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| Illustrations |
“Opening up a Somerset View,” re monument, Capability Brown, 875
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