Country homes and gardens of moderate cost; (1907)
Osborne, Charles Francis, [from old catalog] ed · Philadelphia, House & garden, The J.C. Winston company · leaf 79
scheme of finish and decoration can bedetermined upon which will prove the best settingfor them. There is no call, and indeed, no place for periodfurnishing in the small and inexpensive house. Ifone be the fortunate possessor of some old pieces ofmahogany, suggestive of Colonial days, it is well… … 68 The Interior Finish and Furnishing of the Small House 69 brought by them overseas. These are made inmahogany and birch, and sell for six and eight dollarseach, and may be given any finish desired; not onlyare the lines of these chairs good, but they are alsomost comfortable. In the furnishing of…
Architecture, Domestic
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