Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 534
ide were classic neatness, refinement, andregularity (more especially did this apply to mould-ings) and exuberant fancies in the way of carvedfruit, flowers, foliage, shells (scallop and otherwise),grape and vine-leaf compositions, birds, beasts, busts,caryatides, festoons of flowers, fruits,… … Fig. 8 24 CANADIAN WOODWORKER November, 1915 in forming the style of architecture known as QueenAnne. If ever there was a conglomerate style, herewas one. From Holland came a taste for furniture of theBombe type. Partly as an expression of skill, and
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