Beautiful homes. Or, Hints in house furnishing (1878)
Williams, Henry T, Jones, C. S., Mrs · New York, H. T. Williams · leaf 184
ment smaller pieces of furniture, such asbrackets or pedestals. Still, for a large room, the library or common sitting-room, nothing can takethe place of a firm, neatlymade center-table, if bytills term is meant a tablefor the middle or centralpart of the room; for whatcan appear so… … Fig. 128. one large one; these to stand on the sides and in the corners, and not toobstruct the limited space in the center. The tiny table which our youngladies doubtless would call a love of a thing, or if a particularly beautifulspecimen, a perfect love, is called in England (where it is used…
Interior decoration · Decoration and ornament
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