Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 399
welry-like or-molu mounts. Omit the brasses and in many an in-stance the charm goes. Though the English were so bitter against Napo-leon, they were thereby not deterred from adopting astyle in furnishing to which he had given impetus. Eng-lands designers, however, with perhaps one or two… … Fig. 2 in 1808. The chairs shown in Fig. 4 are characteristicexamples of English handling of the style, and in myopinion may be attributed to Smith. Hope, having nopractical knowledge of the trade, is not quite—from apractical point of view—so happy, though his designsin a pictorial way, are most…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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