Scott, M. H. Baillie (Mackay Hugh Baillie), 1865-1945 · London, G. Newnes, limited · leaf 70
sed by the modern Jacobean mantelpieceingeniously adapted to serve as a billiard marker. Much may be urged, on the contrary, in favour of an arrangement of planwhich enables a recess in the hall to be treated as a billiard-room. Here agame of billiards may be indulged in by visitors, or members of… … DESIGN FOR STENCILLING HOUSES AND GARDENSthus, without detriment to the general character of the hall, it becomes morespacious than if the billiard-room were planned as a separate apartment, andthe players enjoy the advantage of the central fireplace. Where a full-sizedtable is used, this…
