Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 428
ral factors, appropriateornament in the way of carving or inlay, the carvingalways being cut in the solid, and, in work of a lateperiod, much mitring of mouldings, the latter beingof neat, refined character. Sometimes light in appear-ance, but in general heavy beyond all need, the furni-ture is… … Fig. 4.—Jacobean cupboard in Kildwick Hall, Yorkshire. 14 CANADIAN WOODWORKER September, 1915 Fig 5.—Chairs of the James I period. Fig.—11.—A fashion of chairthat had some vogue.
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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