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The book of decorative furniture, its form, colour and history (1910)

Foley, Edwin · London : T.C. and E.C. Jack · leaf 205

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ire*e or five wheat-ears, togetlier with seg-nieuts of circles (usually enclosing ornament)butting into frames. Remembrance that lleppelwhite adopted, with scarcely anexception, the whole of the Brothers Adam ornament renders itunnecessary to amplify by comment the sections of… … SATINWOOD CHINA CAIilNET ANDSECRETAIRE. Propcrt]/ ofw. H.LEVER, ESQ., M.P. PEDIMENTS AND CORNICES The curved enriched pediments and cornicesof the Heppelwhite period represent a distinctadvance upon preceding work. Characteristic too of the stvle are thecornice friezes, having row-s of pointed…

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