Early American Furniture Makers: A Social and Biographical Study

The book is in fair condition. The hardcover binding is intact, but the dust jacket exhibits noticeable wear, including edge wear and a small tear. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or library markings. Overall, the book remains a sturdy and readable copy, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of American furniture history. ##

"Early American Furniture Makers: A Social and Biographical Study" by Thomas Hamilton Ormsbee offers an in-depth exploration of the craftsmen behind America's early furniture designs. Originally copyrighted in 1930, this edition was published by Bonanza Books, a division of Crown Publishers, Inc., in New York. The book provides a detailed social and biographical study of furniture makers, enriched with 122 illustrations that bring the subject to life. Although the exact year of this edition is not specified, it is a later printing, distinguishing it from the original release. Ormsbee, known for his expertise in American antiques and furniture, delivers a scholarly yet accessible work that is valuable for historians and design enthusiasts alike. The hardcover format ensures durability, though the dust jacket shows signs of wear, including minor tears. This edition is a significant resource for those interested in the intersection of history and design. ##