Vollmer, William Auerbach, 1886- ed · New York, McBride, Nast & company · leaf 122
ause the early English settlers constitute the original source fromwhich we obtain our start in house-building. The English kitchens [116] A Book of Distinctive Interiors 117 adjuncts practically comprise separate departments, such as the scul-lery, larder, wood, ashes, knives and boots, fuel, etc.… … The model kitchen has developed considerably from the higgledy-piggledy arrangement of Colonial times. Supplies are limited tothe most necessary articles, and these stored away in a handylocation thus reducing the necessary help to a minimum and obtaining themaximum of convenience—has brought our…
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