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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 142

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rk. Tubs,unlike vases, should always be stood on the ground, andproviding that they are well made of some durable wood,they do not require to be ornamented in any way. Asovereign is not too much to pay for one made in well-seasoned oak or teak, the diameter of the top being aboutsixteen or… … A DOUI.TON VASE URNS, VASES, TUBS, ETC. 95 square, or triangular, the two latter forms looking bestwith rounded corners. The advantage of these well-madearticles is that they last a very long time, and beingprovided with short feet, the bottoms do not rot whenstanding on damp ground. For rather…

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