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A book of distinctive interiors; (1912)

Vollmer, William Auerbach, 1886- ed · New York, McBride, Nast & company · leaf 57

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ace, sur-mounted by a carved shelf supported on heavy brackets. French doors are an essential feature in the dining-room because 52 A Book of Distinctive Interiors they permit it to be shut off from the hall and kept warm, and theyprevent interruptions during the dinner hour. As they are of… … Instead of using the separate pieces of dining-room furniture, two sideboardswere built in flanking the fireplace and as an extension of its woodwork.A tapestry paper is used above this wainscot oak, filled and given two coats of a finish which has a dull luster andenough elasticity to make it…

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