English founder Ann Lee and a small group of followers brought the
Shaker faith to New England in 1774. Dedicated to a simple,
communal lifestyle outside of society, this movement spread
throughout New England and the Midwest during the eighteenth and
nineteenth centuries. The furniture produced by Shakers for their
own use was beautiful in its simplicity and functionality. 300
historical and modern photos provide a visual tour of masterpieces
of Shaker furniture and an introduction to the faithful artisans
who produced them. Among the items displayed are benches, blanket
chests, cases of drawers, chairs, counters, cupboards, desks,
rockers, stands, tables, wall clocks, workbenches, and work tables.
This book will be a treasure for all who enjoy, own, and create
handmade furniture.
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