The book of decorative furniture, its form, colour and history (1910)
Foley, Edwin · London : T.C. and E.C. Jack · leaf 440
nd rather than created it. Yet one cannot acquit him of falsity to hisown enunciated principles in encouraging, withouteven the excuse of relevancy, the use in Englandof the symbolic ornament which appeared appro-priate to republican or imperial France. ZOOLOGICAL FREAK FURNITURE Among Sheratons… … SMy ]>i:c()RArivi: i i km rrid: (/JiairH composiMl of a t^nihun ln.id, neck, mid wingH, unitryl hy atniriHvcrHc; ti(^ of wood, over wliich is laid a (Jrajifiry ; another wliooefront is coiii|)os(h1 of a (Io^h \nta^\ aijfl Ic;^, vvitli HJiaj^^y mane joine^l bya rccdiul rail. Not content with…
Furniture · Decoration and ornament
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