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Classical furniture

David Linley

1993

Furniture 2

Ketchum, William C.

1981

The Couch Book

Fayal Greene

1993

Designer's guide to furniture styles

Treena M. Crochet, Treena Crochet

2004

Design Ideas for Home Landscaping (Design Ideas)

Catriona Tudor Erler

2007

Clues to American furniture

Jean Taylor Federico

1988

For every house a garden

Rudy J. Favretti

1977

550 home landscaping ideas

Catriona Tudor Erler

1991

Popular woodworking's arts & crafts furniture projects

Popular Woodworking, Woodworking Editors Popular

2008

Furniture

Adriana Boidi Sassone

2000

Eccentric gardens

Ken Hom, Jane Owen

1991

How to speak furniture with an antique French accent

Jeanne Siegel

1994

Construction economics and building design

R. Gregory Turner

1986

The more significant Georgian furniture

F. Lewis Hinckley

1989

Guide to furniture styles - English and French, 1450-1850

John Edwards Gloag

1972

Building miniature furniture

Joseph William Daniele

1981

Furniture & furnishings

Bruce Robertson, Antony White

1990

American antique furniture, 1640-1840

Patricia Petraglia

1995

Period design & furnishing

Judith Miller

1989

Fine Woodworking Design Book Seven

Editors of Fine Woodworking Magazine

1996

Modern furniture classics

Miriam F. Stimpson

1987

Identifying American architecture

John J. G. Blumenson

1977

The marketplace guide to Victorian furniture

Peter S. Blundell

1981

Creating period gardens

Elizabeth Banks

1991

Modern Furniture Classics

Miriam F. Stimpson

1997

The ultimate garden designer

Tim Newbury

1995

The complete guide to furniture styles

Louise Ade Boger

1961

The southern heirloom garden

William C. Welch

1995

Neoclassicism in the North

Håkan Groth

1990

Macdonald guide to buying antique furniture

Rachael Feild

1989

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