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 580
ed on to theaforefaid return, which then appears as an internal miter, andgives place to the opening of the door. The fcale, applied to the middle part, gives its height andlength. The wings are two feet, and fixteen or feventeen inchesdeep; and the depth of the middle part about… … I ~^ 2 /,^^/ JT S^ur^n J^7. *>*■• >:»i^. njU/jhfJ .IS //f .lrf,fi/f,-f.t (,r Ir.Jh-ri^ — J/m iii.r~c;3. ( 15 ) ribs; one at each miter, and other fliort ones joined to them,with the reft about five inches apart from each other. At theupper part of the cove is a fqnare tefter into which the…
