Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 279
arying on occasion with rosewood, bothstrong and close grained, admirably adapted to hisdesign and mode of construction. Satinwood in ve-neer was employed for panelling, darker woods forcrossbanding, while ebony and holly were reserved fordivision and boundary lines. Carving, inlay and paint-ing… … Fig. 5.—Hepplewhite settle. in Fig. 11, are of the manner of patterns decorativelypainted. In big. 1 are shown three standard patterns thathave stood the test of time in their various modifica-tions. Doubtless many of the designs published nevergot beyond the paper stage. Freak designs, if…
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