| The 17th Century - Studio # 10
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This picture was taken in Wallace Nutting's Southbury,
CT home he called "Nuttinghame". It is illustrated in his 1912 picture
catalog on pg 27 and in his 1915 Expansible catalog on pg 479.
When he sold this house in 1912, the retired banker who had already
made a deposit and was assured that he "owned" the house said, "I
don't mind telling you that wild horses could not have pulled me out of
this room."
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This room was used as a backdrop more often than any other. I know of
at least twenty-two other titles that were photographed in this room alone.
They are: |
| Christmas Jelly, #52 |
A Plate of Goodies, #67 |
| The Cup That Cheers, #72 |
A Bit of Sewing, #173 |
| Comfort and A Cat, #545 |
A Sip of Tea, #551 |
| Bean Porridge Hot, #591 |
Thanksgiving Goodies, #595 |
| The Tea Maid, #602 |
Mending, #677 |
| Maiden Reveries, #681 |
An Afternoon Tea, #703 |
| Confidences, #704 |
Prudence Drawing Tea, #707 |
| The Maple Sugar Cuppard, #734 |
The Home Room, #745 |
| An Elaborate Dinner, #746 |
The Window Garden, 771 |
| A Dilatory Escort, #772 |
The Work Basket, #2736 |
| Clarinda at Home |
Sewing by the fire |
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