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 593
nged at bottom and locked at the top, and the infide will al-low depth for books. This fliam front being a confiderablewidth, it would hazard the hinges to let it reft wholly on themwhen turned down, and therefore there fhould be iron rule-joints at each end as ftays. To thefe conveniences there… … ( 19 ) In refpe<5l to the manufadluring part, it will be bed tomake it in two parts. The upper part containing the fecretary,and two drawers at each end; and the lower part, four drawersunder the fecretary, a book-cafe behind, and four drawers ateach end, the lovvermoft of which is iliewn in the…
