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Volume 166 Number 4288 (13 September, 1979 )
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| Articles |
Stroud, Dorothy. "The Charms of Natural Landscape," re Wimpole Hall, architecture, gardening, 758-62
Davis, Frank. "through a glass, stunningly," 764-5
Olcott, Anthony. "encounter under the moon," re engraving, portrait, bust, silver, Battle of Flamborough Head, 799-800
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| Advertisements |
Furniture, supp. 73, 76-80
Silver, supp.72
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| Salerooms |
“A Mid-18th-Century Inkstand In Kingwood And Tulipwood, And Mounted In Ormolu,” 754
“A Pastel By John Russell, RA, Of The Two Sons Of Thomas Pitt, Which Was In The Royal Exhibition In 1804,”re portrait, 754
“A Small, Long-Case Clock In Walnut Marquetry, By John Wise, c 1680,” 755
“A Mid-17th-Century Silesian Wheel-Lock Tschinke,”re weapons, 755
“A Set Of Four Derby Biscuit Figures Of The Seasons, Modelled Between 1770 and 1784 And Attributed To Pierre Stephan,” re ceramics, 755
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| Questions |
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| Correspondence |
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| Town and Country |
“Galilei For Castletown,” re portrait, 805
“Postal Celebrations,” re mail coach, 805
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| Book Reviews |
Laski, Marghanita. "Les Menus Plaisirs." Review of DRESS IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND, by Anne Buck. 807
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| Illustrations |
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