Colonial interiors : Federal and Greek revival : third series / by Harold Donaldson Eberlein and Cortlandt Van Dyke Hubbard.

Main entry:

Eberlein, Harold Donaldson.

Title & Author:

Colonial interiors : Federal and Greek revival : third series / by Harold Donaldson Eberlein and Cortlandt Van Dyke Hubbard.

Publication:

New York : William Helburn, 1938.

Description:

[14] pages, 153 pages of plates : illustrations, plans ; 34 cm

Notes:
"The authors have drawn upon the rich field afforded by southeastern Pennsylvania, the Jerseys and Delaware, and have also taken a few instances from New York, New Hampshire and Maryland."--Foreword.
The first series of Colonial interiors, published in 1923, is by Leigh French, Jr.; the second series, published in 1930, by Edith Dabney (Tunis) Sale.
Doors -- Vestibules and halls -- Stair and stair details -- Parlours, living rooms and libraries -- Dining rooms -- Cupboards -- Bedrooms -- Kitchens -- Fireplaces and mantels -- Windows and miscellaneous subjects.

Subject:

Architecture, Colonial.
Architecture, Domestic Pennsylvania.
Architecture, Domestic New Jersey.
Architecture, Domestic Delaware.
Architecture coloniale.
Colonial North American.
Architecture, Domestic.
Delaware.
New Jersey.
Pennsylvania.

Added entries:

Hubbard, Cortlandt Van Dyke.
Sale, Edith Tunis. Colonial interiors.
French, Leigh, 1894-1946. Colonial interiors.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 127913
Call No.: X580; ID:85-B22388
Status: Available

Location: Library main 127914
Call No.: X7018; ID:85-B22388
Status: Available

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