Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 163
ecome included withinthe title. The seat, however, is the one piece ofinevitable furniture which is indispensable to anyand every garden; and since it has to perform thesame function as its cousins in the hall and drawing-room, and yet at the same time must be in tilriewith the scheme of outdoor… … Fig. 37 Oak Seat, Pitchford Hall. permanent use without doors and for their properharmony with the walls and hedges of a garden, andat the same time too heavy for easy transportationinto the shelter of the house. It must always beremembered that light furniture, such as cane ordeck cWairs, can be…
