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Canterbury (furniture)
A Canterbury is a low, open topped stand with slatted partitions, and a drawer beneath, sometimes with short legs on casters, designed for holding sheet music.〔Bettina Newton (2014) ''Antique Collecting Understood'', (pp18 ), Neil Playfoot, Retrieved February 2015〕 Originally found in England during the 1780s,〔John S. Elmo (2012) ''Room for Enjoyment: The Memoir of a Design Merchant'', (pp180 ), Friesen Press, ISBN 1770977864 Retrieved February 2015〕 they were made in mahogany from about 1800, and later in rosewood and walnut.〔
According to Thomas Sheraton the reason for the name is that "A bishop of the see first gave orders for those pieces".〔Mary Gilliatt (2012) ''Dictionary of Architecture and Interior Design'', (pp409 ), Pan, ISBN 1743340672 Retrieved February 2015〕
By the 1860s, the Canterbury was considered a status symbol within wealthier American homes.〔Randall M. Miller (2008) ''The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Daily Life in America'', (pp471 ), ABC-CLIO, ISBN 0313065365 Retrieved February 2015〕
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