Early American Furniture Makers: A Social and Biographical Study

The book is in good condition with a hardcover binding. The dust jacket is worn and exhibits minor edge tears but remains intact. The pages are clean and the binding is secure, ensuring a pleasant reading experience. There are no inscriptions or library markings, preserving its collector's value.

Early American Furniture Makers: A Social and Biographical Study by Thomas Hamilton Ormsbee, published by Tudor Publishing Company in New York, 1936, is a hardcover edition that offers a comprehensive exploration into the lives and works of early American furniture makers. This second printing, released in March 1936, provides readers with 122 illustrations that enrich the understanding of America's rich craftsmanship heritage. Ormsbee, known for his expertise in American antiques, delivers an insightful narrative that combines social and biographical elements, making this book a valuable resource for historians and collectors alike. The book's significance lies in its detailed portrayal of the artisans who shaped American furniture, making it a sought-after edition for enthusiasts of American history and craftsmanship. The dust jacket shows wear with minor edge tears, yet remains intact, preserving the book's historical charm.