Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 430
me period, though differing in type. The chair onthe left is a most admirable example of the rush-bot-tomed variety. In Fig. 7 we have some notable Scottish examples.Constructional idea is reduced to elementary principlein the very odd craftsman-like table. The chairs, too,are as fit from the… … Fig. 10.- Withdrawing table. might rest there. Note how in the chair on the rightthe wood has been worn away by the footgear of thecenturies. In Fig. 10 is shown what in days of old was calleda withdrawing table. The top being of double thick-ness, when the under end pieces were drawn out tothe…
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