Beautiful homes. Or, Hints in house furnishing (1878)
Williams, Henry T, Jones, C. S., Mrs · New York, H. T. Williams · leaf 167
rning the lace,which is further explained in the full illustration which shows the mat in aboutone-fourth its size; the star being one-half the size if for a large mat, thoughfor a small mat the star will be sufficiently large as it is shown here. The fringe is crocheted of cotton rather finer than… … Fig. 109. the mat has dried. These mats are not only tasteful but durable, and for thetable or washstand answer admirably. BRACKETS. There is no ornament that can compare with the bracket in point of popular-ity, and it holds its position justly, for ceitainly as regards both use and beauty,it…
Interior decoration · Decoration and ornament
Internet Archive · New York Public Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.