XXXVI. Dressing Table, 1760; Mahogany Commode, collection of Nathan C. Osgood. 116 XXXVII. Sheraton Sideboard; Simple form of Sheraton Sideboard, with line Inlay around Drawers and Doors. Date, 1800 117 XXXVIII. Bedstead in Middleton House, 1798 120 XXXIX. Sheraton type in Kittredge House; Four-poster, about 1825 121 XL. Field Bedstead, slept in by Lafayette, in Stark Mansion. Owned by Mrs. Charles Stark, Dunbarton, N. H. 124 XLI. Sheraton Four-poster; Four-poster showing decided English characteristics 125 XLII. Girandole in George Ropes House, 1800; Girandole, 1800; Constitution Mirror, 1780 134 XLIII. Picture Mirror, showing Dawn, in Adams House, 1703; English Georgian Mirror, 1750; Two-piece Looking Glass, 1750 135 XLIV. Oval Mirror, showing Acanthus Leaves. Once on Cleopatra's Barge. The first pleasure yacht built in America. Mirror, 1710, resting on ornamental knobs; Mirror, 1810, in Dudley L. Pickman House 140 XLV. Mirror, 1770; Lafayette Courting Mirror, Osgood Collection; Empire Mirror, 1810 141 XLVI. Willard Banjo Clock, 1802; Banjo Clock, 1804; Willard Banjo Clock, 1802 150 XLVII. English Grandfather's Clock, William Dean Howells; Collection of Old Clocks, property of Mr. Mills, Saugus, Mass.; Grandfather's Clock, formerly owned by President Franklin Pierce. Property of Mrs. Charles Stark 151 XLVIII. General Stephen Abbot Clock; Terry Shelf Clock, 1824; English Clock, with Ball ornamentation 158 XLIX. Whale Oil Lamps with Wicks; Mantel Lamps, 1815; Paul and Virginia Candelabra 159 L. Astral Lamps, 1778; English Brass Branching Candlestick, showing Lions 164 LI. Colonial Mantel Lamp; Single Bedroom Brass Candlestick; Sheffield Plate Candlesticks 165 LII. Pierced, or Paul Revere, Lantern; Old Hand Lantern; English Silver Candlestick; Brass Branching Candlestick, Chippendale, 1760 170 LIII. Peacock Plate of Delft, very rare; Decorated Salt Glaze Plate, about 1780 171 LIV. Liverpool Pitcher, showing Salem ship; Old Chelsea Ware; Canton China Teapot; Wedgewood, with Rose decoration. Very rare 176