SPANISH FURNITURE IN THE AMERICAN HOME 1922 Eberlein vintage article

Original vintage magazine article, SPANISH FURNITURE in the AMERICANHOME by Harold Donaldson Eberlein, Photographs from Collections of Daniel H. Farr and Herbert S. Houston. Pictured are: a Spanish papelera from Toledo; Seventeenth century cabinet and shrine on a trestle stand; Vargueno walnut cabinet and stand of early sixteenth century; Table of the late fifteenth century and high backed arm chair, both made of walnut; The long chest with lifting lid was a useful and frequent article of Spanish furniture; Sixteenth century walnut stand of vargueno cabinet; A small sixteenth century vargueno cabinet on high carved trestle stand, and two seventeenth century chairs with turned legs; A fifteenth century walnut chair and seventeenth century walnut table with turned legs and molded stretchers; Eighteenth century chairs with marquetry splats, reminiscent of Queen Anne fiddleback chairs; A seventeenth century walnut table with deep drawers, turned legs, and pear shaped drop handles; Model of an old time Spanish galleon with figures developed in leather. Old 1922 antique furniture magazine article. 2 pages.

Approximate size 9.5 x 14 inches.(The inside margin is short)