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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 134

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he first of these two last is used it is left untilit is quite hard before planing or smoothening,as, otherwise, it is liable to shrink below thesurface of the work. Baguette, a small astragal moulding, some-times carved and enriched with pearls,ribands, laurels, &c. When the baguette… … or object by way of ornament. Braced (in heraldry), the intermingling ofthree chevronells. Thus azure a chief or, and

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