Above is a hand-carved piece
removed from the furniture piece below. This was carved by Martin Morrison
in April of 1908.To the right, is what was discovered on the reverse side.
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Above is a hand-carved piece
removed from the furniture piece below. This was carved by Martin Morrison
in April of 1908.To the right, is what was discovered on the reverse side.
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Above is what dad found when he removed the hand-carved piece on the left in order to repair the knobs. |
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| Above is the front of the chested drawers made by Martin Morrison.Notice the carved scroll on the top drawer which can be seen in detail in the top picture. | Note the backside of the chested drawers above. Dad told me his brother Clarence arranged to have it brought back from Oregon. How it got there we are not sure at this time but it is believed to have been in the possession of one of Martin's daughter's. |
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| This is the left-side view. This piece is on wooden castors which can be seen in this view. | This is a closeup of the right side. Note the drawers and column. Us kids used to put our valuable belongings in these drawers. Mine was the top drawer in this picture. |
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