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Johnson, Thos. (Thomas), 1714? - ca. 1778 / One hundred and fifty new designs
(1761)

Part 1st,   pp. Plate 1-Plate 14 ff.

Page Plate 1

One Hundred & Fifty,
New Designs, -
By Thos. Johnson Carver.
Consisting of Cielings, Chimney
Pieces, Slab, Glass & Picture Frames,
Stands for China &c. Clock, & Watch
Cases, Girondoles, Brackets, Grates,
Lanthorns, &c. &c.
The whole well adapted for
Decorating all kinds of
Ornamental Furniture,
in the Present Taste.
Engrav'd on 56 Copper Plates
N. B. This Work is regu-
larly divided into
4 Parts.
Part 1st.
Sold by
Robert Sayer, at the
Golden Buck, near Serjeants Inn,
in Fleet Street, London.
      1761.
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