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Living with Antiques: A Treasury of Private Homes in America Vol. I
Living with Antiques: A Treasury of Private Homes in America Vol. I
Living with Antiques: A Treasury of Private Homes in America Vol. I
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IN THIS BOOK we have brought together treasures from the past and a wealth of ideas for their use and enjoyment in the present. Like The ANTIQUES Treasury of Furniture and Other Decorative Arts published in 1959, to which it is a companion, this volume is full of information about antiques, but while the previous volume concerned itself with the collections of seven great American museums, this is devoted to American private homes. It makes no recommendations as to what should be done, but it shows what has actually been done by some of America’s most discriminating collectors to bring beauty and also a sense of stability and continuity into their homes. For to these collectors living with antiques does not mean living in the past: it means preserving and enjoying the best of the past in order to add an extra dimension to the present.
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Release dateMay 3, 2021
ISBN9781839746949
Living with Antiques: A Treasury of Private Homes in America Vol. I

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    Living with Antiques - Alice Winchester

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    © Barakaldo Books 2020, all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted by any means, electrical, mechanical or otherwise without the written permission of the copyright holder.

    Publisher’s Note

    Although in most cases we have retained the Author’s original spelling and grammar to authentically reproduce the work of the Author and the original intent of such material, some additional notes and clarifications have been added for the modern reader’s benefit.

    We have also made every effort to include all maps and illustrations of the original edition the limitations of formatting do not allow of including larger maps, we will upload as many of these maps as possible.

    LIVING WITH ANTIQUES

    EDITED BY

    ALICE WINCHESTER

    Vol. I

    A treasury of private homes in America
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 6

    Color plates 7

    LIVING WITH ANTIQUES 8

    Eighteenth-century comfort and charm 10

    Mr. and Mrs. Sifford Pearre, Baltimore, Maryland 10

    Town house in New York 18

    Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Paterson, New York City 18

    Shaker simplicity 26

    Mr. John S. Roberts, Canaan, New York 26

    Heirlooms on Long Island’s North Shore 34

    Mr. and Mrs. Reginald P. Rose, Oyster Bay, New York 34

    New England farmhouse on the Ohio 40

    Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Barrett, Cincinnati, Ohio 40

    Cosmopolitan collection in Connecticut 47

    Mr. J. A. Lloyd Hyde, Old Lyme, Connecticut 47

    Ten generations in Salem 56

    Mr. and Mrs. John Pickering, Salem, Massachusetts 56

    Historic house in Germantown 63

    Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chew, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 65

    Continuing tradition in Newport 72

    Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wood Jr., Newport, Rhode Island 72

    English elegance in Milwaukee 82

    Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uihlein Jr., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 82

    Collector’s choice 89

    Mrs. Giles Whiting, New York City 89

    Three hundred years of American craftsmanship 99

    Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel Taradash, Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York 99

    French provincial in New England 105

    Mr. and Mrs. Frederic C. Peck, Greenwich, Connecticut 105

    Edward Hicks heirlooms 113

    Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Lee, Newtown, Pennsylvania 113

    Period pieces and paneled rooms 120

    Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Samuels, New York City 120

    Connecticut salt box 130

    Mrs. C. McGregory Wells Jr., Stafford Springs, Connecticut 130

    Lakeside pavillon 135

    Mrs. Lowe Fallass, Cross River, New York 135

    Seventeenth-century manor house 144

    Colonel and Mrs. Miodrag Blagojevich, Drayden, Maryland 144

    Family heirlooms in New Jersey 150

    Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, Far Hills, New Jersey 150

    REQUEST FROM THE PUBLISHER 158

    Color plates

    Living room, Mr. and Mrs. Sifford Pearre

    Library, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Paterson

    Library, J.

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