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Textile design pure and applied (1912)

Woodhouse, Thomas, 1862-1933, Milne, Thomas · London, Macmillan and Co., Limited · leaf 171

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CHAP. TEXTILE DESIGN 1 54 All the aforementioned dices are formed from weaves which result in fabrics possessing flat surfaces. These fabrics are intended for the most part for table decoration or other domestic use, and they serve admirably for such … Pig. 113. purposes. The development of dice patterns, however, is not confined to cloths of this character, but is also largely applied in the ornamentation of fabrics directly intended for decorative purposes. Such fabrics may be made up as piano covers, sideboard covers, duchesse covers, stand…

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