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Fig. 1.—Venetian Folding Chair of carved and gilt walnut, leather back and seat; about 1530.	Fig. 2.—Oak Arm-chair. English, 17th century.	Fig. 3.—Arm-chair, solid seat, cane back; about 1660.	Fig. 4.—Arm-chair, stuffed back and seat; about 1650.

Fig. 5.—Painted and carved High- Back Chair; about 1660.	Fig. 6.—Carved Walnut Chairs. English, early 18th century. The arm-chair is inlaid.	Fig. 7.—Walnut Chair; about 1710.

Fig. 8.—Carved Mahogany Chair in the style of Chippendale; 2nd half of 18th century.	Fig. 9.—Carved Mahogany Arm-chair, in the style of Chippendale, with ribbon pattern.	Fig. 10.—Carved and Inlaid Mahogany Chair, in the style of Hepplewhite; late 18th century.	Fig. 11.—Mahogany Chair in the style of Sheraton; about 1780.

Fig. 12.—Painted and gilt Arm-chair with cane seat, in the style of Adam; about 1790.	Fig. 13.—Arm-chair of carved and gilt wood with stuffed back, seat and arms. French, Louis XV. style.	Fig. 14.—Mahogany Arm-chair. Empire style, early 19th century, said to have belonged to the Bonaparte family.	Fig. 15.—Painted and gilt Beech Chair. English, about 1800.