Colonial Furniture in America Third Edition Volume -I, I & Complete (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024238310)

Explore the rich heritage of early American craftsmanship with "Colonial Furniture in America," a comprehensive study by Luke Vincent Lockwood. This meticulously researched third edition, complete in one volume, delves into the intricate details of furniture design and construction during the colonial period. Lockwood's work offers invaluable insights into the styles, materials, and techniques employed by early American artisans, providing a detailed look at the evolution of furniture making in America.

This edition is an essential resource for collectors, historians, and anyone with an interest in American decorative arts. Discover the beauty and historical significance of colonial furniture through Lockwood's expert analysis and detailed illustrations.

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