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The cabinet-maker and upholsterer's drawing-book : in four parts (1802)

Sheraton, Thomas, 1751-1806 · London : Printed by T. Bensley ... for W. Baynes · leaf 147

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ixty-twoin hei<^ht, including the conic drops, and the upper and lower fillets, with thefmall fquare above the drops. The channels of the triglyphs form a fquare orricrht ano-le, and their breadth is determined by dividing the whole triglyphinto twelve equal parts, and affigning two of thefe… … K 4U^ u it .1, A» J6 et t^yn^/eUf^ irfttfrri.- j» la S9 4^_ Jf If JiiH^itdarcluAet do-titt iy TSirraOn Jan^tXl/ft Ji/^ritSt. ( ^I ) divided itito three, one of thefe parts will be the breadth of the upper end oftbiofe drops. The metope, or fpace between each triglyph, is forty-five minutes, or…

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