Croly, Herbert David, 1869-1930 · New York, Duffield & Company · leaf 182
nt of a veranda. It will be readily understood that the conditionsof the room are nearly the same in the case ofthe square and of the round table. The point is, ineither case, that the dining-room does not tend tobe long and narrow relatively as in the days of tablesintended to be adjusted in… … STATELINESS IX THE DINING-ROOM tops of different sizes; exactly as in a restaurant anumber of circular table-tops are kept in stock, andaccording to the size of the dinner party the largest(accommodating twenty persons perhaps) will beput in place—or a smaller one accommodating four-teen, twelve or…
Architecture, Domestic · Interior decoration
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