The book of decorative furniture, its form, colour and history (1910)
Foley, Edwin · London : T.C. and E.C. Jack · leaf 426
his ruin, for, byattempting to do everything, hedoes nothing—a criticism, per-haps, to be justified only bymoney-making standards. Sher-aton certainly wjxs financially afailure, being probably deficientin business faculties, but in theroll of great furniture designers poor Sheraton, earnest if… … 326 DECOKAIIN i: rrirMTi Tu: tween RlKM-atonH tiinci aiuJ tli(; proHiuil flay, HjH;akH of Slu^ratondre8S(Ml lik(; a worn-out Mr^tliodiHt iiiiniHUir, with thn^-adhare hlackcoat, and of his lioniL im half shop, hall dwelling-houHe. That he wjih warped by a narrow mental outlook and souredby…
Furniture · Decoration and ornament
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