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John Goddard

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
John Goddard , 1724-85, American furniture maker, b. Dartmouth, Mass. He worked in Newport, R.I., and is recognized as having been one of the finest cabinetmakers in early America. Examples of his work are rare. He is noted for his stately pieces, especially secretaries, on which he developed the blockfront design, often surmounted by finely executed carvings in a shell motif. Author not available, GODDARD, JOHN. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Goddard, William (1740-1817)
...their financial and managerial savvy it is unlikely that Goddard would have kept afloat any of his three newspapers. Although historians have traditionally focused on Goddard ’ s career, they have ignored the fact that his...printers in their own right. Early Opportunities. William Goddard was ... Read more
Goddard family
...Of English ancestry, the Goddards intermarried with the Townsend...equally famous cabinetmakers. John Goddard (1723–1785), the son...Job Townsend. By the 1760s Goddard had established his own workshop...and South America. Some 20 Goddard and Townsend craftsmen of... Read more

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