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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 509

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dark mingles colour.Also the table thats within a court of audience, . . .belike because tis usually covered with a carpet ofthat cloth borril (Cotgraves French and EnglishDictionary, published in 1611). CABOCHON {Fr.)—A plain space, usually convexin section and of oval or haricot outline.… … GLOSSARY OF TERMS* 389 CACQUETEUSE (Fr. Cackler, Rattler —Con-versation, CoQUETOiRE, Chaise de Femme)—Narrowhigh-back chairs of French origiu. CANT—A bevelled or inclined surface. CAPITAL (Cap, Chapiter).—The curved ormoulded inembera forming the head of a column orpilaater. CARCASE—The body or…

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