Plans for Ladies Writing Desk
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I need for plans for ladies writing desk. Fold out writing area,possible drawers below,the top to have pigeon holes and nicely stlyed.But not to complicated. Something beyond a shaker design. Suggestions welcome
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I need for plans for ladies writing desk. Fold out writing area,possible drawers below,the top to have pigeon holes and nicely stlyed.But not to complicated. Something beyond a shaker design. Suggestions welcome
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Ace Franklin: Peter Carver UK Professional Furniture Restorer would like to suggest a typical "Bonheur du Jour" which your request for typically describes. This piece of furniture can be as simple in production or as complicated in veneer as you can personally feel able to tackle. Plans for this are available in "Period Furniture Projects" by V.J. Taylor.isbn 0-7154-0558-1. A beautiful 18th/19th century ladies item of furniture.
*where can I buy this book?
*Sason,Go to Amazon, search for the title. It's out of print, but when I checked just now, there were two used volumes for sale on the page. Follow the links for further info. Check Amazon out.the rev
*ACE The ISBN can be used in the Library of Congress. Every book published in the US, or marketed here must be in the LOC. Simply go there and it's yours to read and copy as needed, or if you live out a bit and can't make it in, go to the LOC.gov site and for a nominal fee they will copy pages for you. There are also interns that will, for a nominal fee (pays their way to and fro the DC area) will do serious research for you. (And a few, who have similar interests, will do it for free) give it a go!
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