Vollmer, William Auerbach, 1886- ed · New York, McBride, Nast & company · leaf 129
Distinctive Interi ors unit in themselves. The pantries, store rooms, etc., should be placedso as to afford easy access one to the other. In a house, which has two or more servants, a dining-room oralcove should be provided for their use. This may be a part ofthe kitchen or immediately adjoining,… … A kitchen in a large country place that is equipped with every possible convenience,sliding doors, built-in refrigerator, clothes chute, dumbwaiter and a revolving drumbetween kitchen and butlers pantry. There is also provision made for a servants7dining-room, advisable wherever possible as bins,…
Interior decoration · Furniture
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