Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 388
, nor is there much inlay, aside from fan cornersand fine lines of ebony or holly. Beautifully markedmahogany veneers, accurately matched and quartered,are relied upon for surface effects. Cross-banding withlighter or darker wood serves most admirably as aboundary beyond which in drawer front and… … Fig. 4.—A sideboard in what may be termed Sheratons premier manner. both the turned leg and the square. Heppelwhite thesquare form alone. In Fig. 5 we have a typical Sher-aton sideboard of the turned and beaded-leg pattern.Some such sideboards have rounded ends—never atany time a Heppelwhite…
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