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113	Besides being a fine example of eighteenth-century taste, this sideboard has a fascinating early twentieth-century history. During the early years of this century, this piece was owned by the prominent colonial revival architect and collector, Arthur Little (1852-1925) of Boston. Little was one of the first American architects to actively integrate eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century design principals into the houses and furniture he created between 1880 and 1920. Circa, 18th century
Photo Credit: American Furniture in the Bybee Collection - by Charles L. Venable