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Hitchcock chair

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Hitchcock chair: see Hitchcock, Lambert Hitchcock, Lambert, 1795–1852, American chairmaker, b. Cheshire, Conn. In 1818 in Barkhamsted, Conn., Hitchcock established a factory whose employees came to number about 100.
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Byline: Susan Spencer GRAFTON - Nineteenth-century Hitchcock chairs, an early 20th-century hand-woven Scottish paisley throw, highly sought-after Staffordshire hunter statuettes and other artifacts from furniture to jewelry will be featured at the 42nd annual Grafton Antiques Show & Sale from 9 a.
Hitchcock was a devil," says Drew Casper, professor of American film and holder of the Alma and Alfred Hitchcock Chair in the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California.
brought to the marriage Windsor and Hitchcock chairs, Duncan Phyfe tables, oil paintings--some done by his mother, Adele--and a growing collection of some 30 antique clocks.
 
 
 
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