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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 30

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that no garden can be really beautiful if thechief points of interest are occupied by objects ofobtrusive and inartistic design. There are so many different kinds of garden seats, thatit will be well to consider them in two classes—thosewhich require skilled workmen to manufacture them,and must… … SEATS 9 or a combination of the two latter. Stone seats aresomewhat expensive, especially when they are elaboratelycarved, but in certain gardens they are the only kindwhich are really suitable, or capable of harmonising suc-cessfully with the general style and arrangement. Itcannot be denied that…

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