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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 33

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nybut the most formal attempts at garden design. Stoneseats can never be really comfortable, but the same maybe said of almost any style of permanent resting-place ;the idea of such structures is to add interest and point tothe garden scene, and to afford merely a convenient spotat which to halt… … GARDEN TABLE. SEATS i r improve the appearance of the landscape. The simplerthe construction of stone scats, the better, and, I may add,the cheaper, for nothing raises the cost of these so muchas the introduction of lions heads, ornamental friezedesigns, and supporting figures. The best shapes…

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