Leonard, Anna B, Robineau, Adelaide Alsop, 1865?-1929 · Syracuse, N.Y. [etc.] : Keramic Studio Publishing Co · leaf 223
hion introduced, it is the use of the one oblong doily or tablemat large enough to hold the silver, plate and all. Contrastwith either of these a table spread with a simple cloth such asis shown in the illustration. The straight lines of it are mostrestful, as is the total absence of any fussiness.… … KERAMIC STUDIO 147 and it becomes possible to enjoy a meal that otherwise wouldhave been anything but pleasurable. The cloth and napkin shown in the illustration were madefor a breakfast set. The material used is a heavy oysterwhite linen of rather coarse weave. This is another varietyof the old…
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