Vollmer, William Auerbach, 1886- ed · New York, McBride, Nast & company · leaf 97
d on the iron. This ware will stand hard usage, is noteasily fractured, does not craze, and therefore holds its color. The 92 A Book of Distinctive Interiors vitreous china ware is, I think, more appropriate for bathrooms fin-ished in tile, because the materials, being similar, are in harmony,while… … A sunken bathtub is a form of luxury that is desirable but requires lowceiling in the room below, or that the bathroom be built on the groundfloor. This is oftentimes an impossible arrangement about the same, except that this increases rapidly with the largerpieces; because fewer perfect fixtures…
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