Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 535
Fig. 9 partly to show to advantage the marquetry whichformed the decoration, the casework was cut up intocurious undulations of surface. In a bureau, for in-stance, quite likely the bottom drawer was made tobulge. In numherless instances difficulties seem tohave been created for the mere purpose of… … Fig. in that took deep root in England—at any rate, not mits baldest Hollandish aspect. What there was of it,much or little, belongs to the Queen Anne classification.Through trading with Oriental nations the Dutchhad acquired a taste for the black laccpiered gold dustdecorated articles of wood such…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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