Vollmer, William Auerbach, 1886- ed · New York, McBride, Nast & company · leaf 56
[5»] A Book of Distinctive Interiors 5i It is suggested that the room be wainscoted in oak to a height ofseven feet, with rectangular panels formed by very flat rails and stiles,without any panel moldings. A wide plate-rail forms the cap of thewainscot, affording a place to put bits of china and… … All the furniture necessary beside the chairs and dining-table is a sideboardand a serving-table. The china closet may be dispensed with if a placefor decorative china is made on a plate rail. This china closet matches welland seems part of the room as is also the ceiling, and at the intersection…
Interior decoration · Furniture
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