Dillaway, Theodore Milton, 1874- [from old catalog] · Springfield, Mass., Milton Bradley company · leaf 187
ment is meaningless, because itbears no relation to the structure and will hold quan-tities of dust. The beautiful sideboard design, fig. b, plate LXIII,made famous by Sheraton, is of mahogany inlaid withlines of hoUjrwood. Its lasting beauty proves thatmasterpieces may be produced in furniture as… … PLATE LXI. become rare if once a little thought is expended inmaking selection. William Morris never intended that his chair shouldbe carved. Therefore, such a monstrosity as plateLXI is a counterfeit and debasement. Yet it costmore than once again as much as the illustration, fig. c,plate LXII,…
School decoration · Interior decoration
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